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From The Margins: Juan Radrigán’s ‘Mad Man Sad Woman’ Comes To London
‘It’s true there’s nothing here for people who weren’t born with a silver spoon in their mouth… But, on the... Read Article
Chilean Writer Isabel Allende: A Personal Touch, A Beloved Author
When it comes to beloved Latin American novelists, Chile’s Isabel Allende is always in the mix. Her first novel, The... Read Article
White Noise: Álvaro Bisama Lets History Speak
In the mid-90s, my hometown of Clearwater got some national attention when the mineral-stained outline of the Virgin Mary appeared... Read Article
To Make A Documentary Is An Adventure: An Interview with Patricio Guzmán
Patricio Guzmán is one of Latin America’s most extraordinary filmmakers. The director of more than a dozen documentaries, his films... Read Article
REVIEW Made in Chile: Two Films by Pablo Larrain
Pablo Larrain’s latest release, Post Mortem (reviewed separately here) frames a dark and twisted story of obsession and lust in... Read Article