REVIEW ‘Things We Dare Not Do’: A Heartwarming Coming-of-Age Story with a Twist
Things We Dare Not Do (Cosas que no hacemos, 2020) is a heartwarming coming-of-age story with a twist. Mexican cinematographer... Read Article
Latin American Documentaries
REVIEW ‘Once Upon a Time in Venezuela’: Venezuela’s Oscars Candidate is a Compelling (and Frustrating) Documentary
Mother Earth has reached her breaking point: the current pandemic is just another sign that humanity, as it exists today,... Read Article
Brazilian Films on the Lineup at Portuguese Film Festival ‘Utopia’
The 11th edition of Utopia Film Festival is happening until 28th November. The festival has played a significant part in... Read Article
Five Latin American Documentaries to Watch at DOC NYC 2020
If you’re based in the US and are interested in Latin American cinema, you’ll be spoiled for choice at this... Read Article
UK Green Film Festival to Feature Two Latin American Documentaries
In May, the UK Green Film Festival will be returning for its 7th edition with environmentally-minded films being shown up... Read Article
REVIEW Juntos Y Revueltos
Directed by Nicolás Muñoz, Juntos y Revueltos offers an insight into El Mejunje de Silverio, a cultural centre located in Santa Clara, Cuba.... Read Article
REVIEW The Pearl Button
“The Indians of Patagonia believed that souls didn’t die and that they could live again as stars.” Five years after... Read Article
Icarus Films To Release 8-DVD Box Set of Patricio Guzmán’s Documentaries
Icarus Films have announced that they will be releasing a special eight-disc box set collection called Five Films by Patricio... Read Article
Marc Karlin’s Nicaragua Series To Screen at UCL
The late Marc Karlin’s remarkable series of films documenting Nicaragua’s revolution will be screened at UCL, London over three days... Read Article
Movimientos and Alborada Present Day of Latin American Docs and Debate in London
Two of our favourite London-based promoters (aka “informal cultural institutions”) Movimientos and Alborada have programmed one amazing day of Latin... Read Article
REVIEW Don Ca
The documentary Don Ca, from Colombian director Patricia Ayala Ruiz, is ostensibly the story of one man, sixty-year old Camilo... Read Article
Life as we now know it: Santiago’s International Documentary Festival (FIDOCS) 2013
The 2013 Santiago Festival of International Documentary (FIDOCS) once again saw a whole range of films coming to the Chilean... Read Article