Fabiola Méndez on Why We Need More Afrorriqueña Storytelling
Composer, cuatrista, and educator Fabiola Méndez debunks the trio-myth, focusing on Afro-Latinidad in her documentary, “Negrura.”
Composer, cuatrista, and educator Fabiola Méndez debunks the trio-myth, focusing on Afro-Latinidad in her documentary, “Negrura.”
“El coquí is the soul of the Puerto Rican people and of our culture.” Dr. Rafael Joglar’s words resonate in a new documentary.
The ancestors returned me to Puerto Rico to bear witness to intimate partner violence and its lethal causes and effects, including the media.
Watching “Todo Parecía Posible” (Everything Was Possible) is like taking a stroll down memory lane with my abuela.
“I was raised to be the perfect wife.” This poignant voiceover opens Mistura as an idyllic childhood flashes across the screen – a dapperly dressed, cigar-smoking white man seated at a poolside table while children frolic in the water. Surrounded by women and other men at the Country Club, the French Ambassador to Perú enjoys […]
“The Devil Wears Prada 2” swaps the fairy tale for a critique of the news (and arts) crisis with a splash of philanthrocapitalism.
With her debut, “Brownsville Bred,” Nuyorican Director Elaine Del Valle is reminding Hollywood what authentic representation looks like.
Let’s celebrate the inspirational folks working to address climate change as we approach this anniversary of Hurricane María.
Palestinians’ unfathomable pain breaks my heart over and over again – and “No Other Land” tells their story with heartbreaking clarity.
Starring Benicio del Toro, “The Phoenician Scheme” follows a ruthless tycoon as he reconnects with his daughter and searches for redemption.