…business model Although these anecdotes provide some insight into Marsan’s character and willingness to impose his personal ideologies onto the workplace, the documentary lingers on them for too long, as…
…it’s been in the works for months, the festival only recently announced a slew of exciting residencies, shows, and lineups featuring multiple BIPOC — including more Latinas than the two…
…ending, but it’s actually hopeful and honest. If you are struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder or want mental health information and resources for someone you love, visit the Crisis Text Line….
…ensured the safe passage of those [largely Jewish] refugee minors to cross its borders. But, where is the commitment and solidarity today? Not only is the British government directly linked…
…You cannot get enough of it. You seek it out on every corner,” she says. “Not Mexico City, not Montreal, not Berlin, nowhere easy to migrate to. And not a…
…we see a Spanish actor portray a Latinx character. There’s a long line of famous – mostly Spanish – actors who have been doing for decades. There was Antonio Banderas…
…Irishman, and Killers of the Flower Moon, which earned him his four Oscar nominations for Best Cinematography. Leading the cast are the always talented Manuel García-Rulfo (The Lincoln Lawyer) and…
…told me I could change the world, and I believed him.” And with that line, the stroll down memory lane shifts to a somber note. When at one point Chucho…
…she is asked a question in Spanish and responds in Spanglish with the famous “muy excited” line. Despite her previous apprehensions, she was met with acceptance from Mexican fans. Before…
…And in every Shrek dub, I love how exaggerated and dramatic the voice actors are in their line delivery to elevate the humor and make it feel like a telenovela….
