On Its 20th Anniversary, I Wish “Spanglish” Made Me Proud
…be her perpetual translator. To my younger self, it felt wrong that Cristina’s mom Flor (played by Spanish actress Paz Vega, more on this in a bit), seemingly made little…
…be her perpetual translator. To my younger self, it felt wrong that Cristina’s mom Flor (played by Spanish actress Paz Vega, more on this in a bit), seemingly made little…
…just one of the scenes in Radical, among many, where the audience finds itself shaking our heads incredulously as we consider a seemingly hopeless situation at José Urbina López elementary…
…Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road back in 2015. “There were so many moments that I would step out of myself and think, ‘this is happening’ and ‘this is my…
…of calling it a love letter to photojournalists only because I want to be careful not to romanticize the occupation. As Moura himself said at the film’s premiere, “What I…
…about the first thirty minutes of the film, but just that bit was enough for a Mexican American millennial like myself to experience representation on the big screen for the…
…went on in my head and said this is a story that needs to get out.” Garcia has done just that, self-publishing a book on the subject, Mustang Miracle, in…
Created by Tima Shomali, AlRawabi School for Girls is Netflix’s second Jordanian production. The show features a mostly female cast, carefully deals with triggering topics, and has a stunning aesthetic….
…the cultural aspects of being Latin American are automatically lost. Michelle Young Which, ok, but what does it mean to call oneself Latina, Latine, or Latinx? And yes, despite what…
…went out and found himself an exotic Latina.” Who is that nonsense for? I do not see myself or other Latinas as “exotic” or “fiery” – I see us as…
…how to wear this many hats simultaneously… How to delegate, collaborate, practice patience, edit remotely, all tools that I’ll carry with me for the rest of my career.” Here’s hoping…