“Upload” Concludes Its Prescient Warning on AI-Generated Ghosts
“Upload” premiered in 2020 and as it ends, technology has caught up to its premise of turning death into just another interface.
Edgary Rodríguez R.
Edgary Rodríguez R. is a Latina writer, journalist, and audiovisual producer. She writes about wellness, lifestyle, entertainment, and more. When she's not behind her desk, you can find her exploring new places, reading a book, or binge-watching series and movies. You can follow her on Instagram and Twitter @EdgaryRR.
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“Chief of War” Is Jason Momoa’s Love Letter to Hawaiian Resistance
Chief of War, the Apple TV+ series, is far from a flat experience — you can breathe it, feel it; it smells of earth, blood, and sea salt. It grips you from the opening minutes, as Kaʻiana (played by Jason Momoa) faces off against a shark in the depths, and it doesn’t let go until […]
Owen Wilson’s “Stick” is Giving Us Golf, Grief, Growth… and Spanglish
With its mix of humor, heartache, and redemption, “Stick” uses the lightness of comedy to explore the weight of life.
28 Days, Weeks, and Years Later: What a Virus Teaches Us about Humanity
“28 Years Later” asks, what if the infected were not just beasts, but a new form of consciousness? What would that mean?
Are We All Murderbot? Humanity is a Farce in 2025’s Sharpest Comedy
“Murderbot” examines a future that feels increasingly like our present, with empathy (or the lack thereof) as the defining feature.
Amy Sherman-Palladino’s “Étoile” Explores the Price of Dancing with the Truth
With “Étoile,” the Palladinos are building a deep reflection on how ethical dilemmas intersect with the need to preserve art.
“The Handmaid’s Tale” Ends, but We’re Not Done Yet
The US has always had echoes of Gilead so perhaps there’s something to learn in the final season of “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
Spanish-Language Limited Series Making a New Telenovela Format
Streaming platforms are creating a new telenovela with innovative formats available for the quick consumption modern Latinx viewers like.
“The Brutalist” Reveals Modern Truths about Immigration
As someone working to help immigrants in Madrid, I see a lot of truth in the fictional story of “The Brutalist” and its László Tóth.
Netflix’s “Fresh Perspectives” Platforms Unique Stories from Our Community
LatinaMedia.Co spoke with Eileen Álvarez and Eunice Levis about their short films, available now in Netflix’s “Fresh Perspectives” collection.