“Cada Minuto Cuenta” Season 2 Honors the Mexican People
Entertaining, culturally significant, and visually arresting, “Cada Minuto Cuenta” makes you understand the human cost of natural disasters.
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“The Morning Show” Season 4 Dives into AI, Influencers, and Deep Fakes
Season 4 of “The Morning Show” does not disappoint, arriving without apologies to dramatize the biggest issues facing media today.
3 Latine Projects to Watch at Fantastic Fest 2025
Among the burnt ends and weirdly wonderful picks at Fantastic Fest 2025 are three Latine projects worth checking out.
Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” Is A Tantalizingly Dark Tale
The brilliance of Del Toro’s “Frankenstein,” lies in its portrayal of the hypocrisy within the famous experiment at its core.
Latino “Task” Stars Silivia Dionicio and Rául Castillo Defy Judgement
“There’s beauty in the muddy space,” says Silvia Dionicio of HBO drama “Task,” which she stars in, alongside Raúl Castillo and Mark Ruffalo.
Netflix’s “Las Muertas” is a Tragicomic Mexican (Sex) Crime Story
Netflix’s “Las Muertas” gives us incisive commentary on Mexican power relations, systemic violence, and the role of the media in it all.
What Bad Bunny in “Caught Stealing” Says About Latinx Power in Film
Bad Bunny being in “Caught Stealing” is historic, yes. But is his presence a crack in the wall or just another glossy poster on it?
6 Latino Films to Catch at TIFF 2025
I screened as many of the Latino films as possible at TIFF 2025 and have six that I just can’t stop thinking about.
“The Paper” Brings the Formula of “The Office” to a New Zip Code
Peacock’s “The Paper” doesn’t deliver “Dunder Mifflin 2.0” but instead a real – and uncomfortable – portrait of journalism in decline.
What They’re Selling Us with Latina Bravolebrities
What’s going on with the new and old crop of Latina Bravolebrities – are they making us proud or serving the same, old stereotypes?