“Kiss of the Spider Woman” is the Gay, Latinx Musical We Need
Thankfully, “Kiss of the Spider Woman” is authentically ours in a way this year’s awards juggernaut is not.
Thankfully, “Kiss of the Spider Woman” is authentically ours in a way this year’s awards juggernaut is not.
Diego Luna’s “Andor” is at its best when it’s critiquing authoritarianism, reflecting and skewering today’s MAGA politics.
Netflix’s “North of North” gives us the Arctic like TV has never shown it before, thanks to the Inuk women at the helm.
If there’s one thing we need, it’s a gory revenge fantasy against white supremacists. Enter “Freaky Tales.”
“The Residence” is a quirky, new murder mystery from Shondaland. And it’s good to see a Black woman in the eccentric genius role.
“Grosse Pointe Garden Society” harkens back to simpler times, when racially diverse, woman-first shows dominated our national conversation.
With “Magic Farm,” writer/director Amalia Ulman is gently satirizing exploited US media workers and their subjects in the global south.
Laura Casabé’s “The Virgin of Quarry Lake” offers a particularly alluring fantasy, following teen girls during the 2001 Argentinian crisis.
“I say the style is retro-futuristic, tropical, punk,” Gala del Sol says of her Colombian Sundance film, “Rains Over Babel.”
Musicals. Documentaries. Musical documentaries. Here is your Latinx feature film watch list for Sundance 2025!