…the film distribution arm of ArtMattan Productions. Set in São Paulo, Power Alley follows Sofia, a spirited Afro-Brazilian queer teen volleyball player whose life takes a dramatic turn when she…
We Latinas might not have our own Disney Princess movie, but we’ve gotten a couple Disney flicks over the past few years. In 2017, Coco steeped viewers in the lore…
…Latinos is entertainment television, following behind only the news. So, slowly, a form of representation that was supposed to reflect the independence, free-spiritedness, and humanity of Latina women, was boiled…
…from anyone.” Amen sista! If there is a moment tailor-made for a pitch-perfect mic drop, it is that one right there. Latina Media Co sat down with the Spanish actress…
…judged Cassie for her mother’s illegal immigrant status. In this film, Cassie, the Latina woman, seems to exist solely to serve as the vehicle for Luke’s “redemption” (as proven when…
…blends Mexican horror movies and occultism. Forgotten Sisters by Cynthia Pelayo The first Puerto Rican and Latina to win a Bram Stoker Award, Cynthia Pelayo brings us the stellar Forgotten…
…coveted title of “final girl.” And forget about it if you’re a rebellious Black, Latina, Indigenous, or Asian girl. Maybe it’s tokenism, maybe it’s the fact that racialized folds just…
…the exhibitions’ closing ceremony sparked a book club that turned into a safe place for Latinas to share their own Diosa journey. We read I Am Diosa: A Journey to…
…people help us notice what others won’t. But if they won’t welcome us, it’s up to us to make our own spaces. That’s why I’ve partnered with LatinaMedia.Co to bring…
…have it (or, some would say, by work of magic), I recently stumbled upon two Latina authors who captivated me with their fresh and original takes on the Magical Realism…
