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REVIEW ‘Robe of Gems’: Arresting Debut Looks at Three Interconnected Women Amidst Mexico’s Drug-Trafficking Arena

By Fernanda Franco 04 November, 2022

REVIEW Bolivian drama ’The Visitor’ movingly explores a fragile father-daughter relationship

By Maly Polotto 28 September, 2022

REVIEW Cinema Restored: ‘The Last Supper’ at the Barbican

By Lia Gomez-Lang 17 September, 2022

REVIEW ‘My Imaginary Country’: Patricio Guzmán Latest Film Documents Chile’s New Era

By Rebecca Wilson 12 September, 2022

REVIEW ‘Official Competition’: New Comedy from Argentine Co-Directors Distinguishes Itself With All-Star Cast

By Maly Polotto 06 September, 2022

REVIEW ‘Dry Ground Burning’: A Dystopian Reflection of Brazil’s Contemporary Society

By Fernanda Franco 17 August, 2022

REVIEW ‘Transamazonia’: The Courage To Be Yourself In The Heart of the Amazon Rainforest

By Monica Martínez 18 July, 2022

Walter Salles Pays Tribute To Brazilian Activist Bruno Pereira at UK Symposium For His Work

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 07 July, 2022

‘Cinema Was An Important Refuge For A Kid Who Understood That The World Wasn’t a Safe Space For Being Queer’: An Interview with Brazilian Director Gustavo Vinagre

By Oleno Netto 27 June, 2022

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Sheffield DocFest launches 29th edition under new Head of Programmes Raul Niño Zambrano

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 23 June, 2022

REVIEW Iconic Brazilian Queer Film ‘Madame Satã’ Celebrates Twenty Years

By Lia Gomez-Lang 28 May, 2022

REVIEW A canine family becomes the catalyst for human connection in the Argentine film ‘Seven Dogs’

By Maly Polotto 09 May, 2022

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