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REVIEW Ema

By Rebecca Wilson 01 May, 2020

Pablo Larraín updates our concept of the modern fiction film with Ema, a feature-length showreel of modern Valparaíso through emotive... Read Article

How Pixar’s ‘Coco’ Embraced Mexican Culture to Become a Smash Hit

By Sounds and Colours 04 December, 2017

Pixar’s latest animated film Coco is their latest offering to become an absolute sensation. Their long planned Day of the... Read Article

REVIEW Neruda

By Olivia Arigho Stiles 31 March, 2017

“We were in a dazzling and secret world of nature which at the same time was a growing menace of... Read Article

Latin American Nominees For The 2017 Oscars

By Russ Slater 17 February, 2017

After being one of the major players in recent Academy Awards history it seems as if Latin America’s run of... Read Article

‘Somos Lengua’ Is A New Documentary About Hip-Hop in Mexico

By Humberto Loopz 20 December, 2016

In recent years independent hip-hop in Mexico has grown. This is largely due to the influence coming from the mid-90s... Read Article

A Gamut of Latin American Films at the LA Film Fest

By Lina Samoili 31 May, 2016

L.A. Film Festival, which supports emerging and established independent filmmakers, is coming back this year with an amazing line-up. Among... Read Article

Neruda Trailer: Gael Garcia Bernal Searches For Pablo Neruda In Latest Film from Pablo Larraín

By Russ Slater 12 May, 2016

Pablo Larraín’s latest film, Neruda, captures just over a year of the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda’s life. Set from 1946-48... Read Article

Acclaimed Latin American Directors at this year’s Cannes Film Festival

By Lina Samoili 21 April, 2016

Pablo Larraín’s much-anticipated feature Neruda will have its world première next month in Cannes Film Festival as part of the... Read Article

REVIEW Desierto

By Joe Galbraith 19 January, 2016

Desierto’s title sequence promises much. Grandiose, panoramic photography introduces the desert as a vast lunar world in which human life... Read Article