Comparsa , the vibrant documentary feature marking the directorial debut of Emmy-winning screenwriter Vickie Curtis ( The ...
Ahead of the film’s U.S. premiere at Anthology Film Archives, I chatted with Soto about directing his family, discovering ...
Argentina has selected Laura Casabé’s acclaimed The Virgin of the Quarry Lake / La virgen de la tosquera as its official ...
Cuba has selected Carlos Larrazabal’s debut feature Malecón as its official submission for Best International Feature Film at ...
Venezuela has announced the selection of Death Has No Master / La muerte no tiene dueño , written and directed by Jorge Thielen Armand and starring Italian actress and filmmaker Asia Argento, as its ...
Patricio Guzmán, master Chilean documentarian whose films gave shape to the memory and political conscience of Latin America, passed away today in Paris at the age of 85. A filmmaker, screenwriter, ...
The 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), running September 10–20, 2026, returns with a diverse and compelling selection of Latin American cinema, highlighting acclaimed ...
The first trailer has been released for Hombre al agua, the third feature directed by Mexican actor and filmmaker Gael García Bernal, who also stars, co-writes, and produces. The film will have its ...
Fourteen-year-old Olmo and his family are struggling to make ends meet in 1979 New Mexico. Due to an illness that keeps his father Nestor confined to his bed, his mother Cecilia, his sister Ana, and ...
Theatrical Release of Venezuelan Drama LOST CHAPTERS by Lorena Alvarado Begins July 24 at IFC Center
New York-based distributor Several Futures has announced the upcoming U.S. theatrical release of Lost Chapters / Los capítulos perdidos, the debut narrative feature by writer-director Lorena Alvarado.
If there is one thing capable of uniting Latin America across borders, it is soccer. Every four years, during the FIFA World Cup, cities slow down, offices empty, and millions of people put their ...
One of the most magnetic stars of Mexican cinema’s Golden Age is taking center stage next month on The Criterion Channel. A new four-film retrospective celebrates the extraordinary career of ...
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