Back into the Favela with “City of God: The Fight Rages On”
Emphasizing community power, HBO’s “City of God: The Fight Rages On” has much of the explosive charm of the film that shares its name.
What We’re Watching
How the New Mon Laferte Documentary Can Help Latinas Heal
I hope that by seeing Mon Laferte deal with abuse in this documentary, more of us get the courage to open up and finally, fully heal.
One Final Mission Ends It All For “The Umbrella Academy”
In its final season, Netflix’s “The Umbrella Academy” keeps humanizing its superhero-found family and I love it.
Maia Reficco on Representation and “One Fast Move”
“I hope to make Argentinian and Latina girls feel seen,” said Maia Reficco of “One Fast Move,” noting that we “are worth fighting for.”
“Interview with the Vampire” Is the New Supreme
AMC’s “Interview with the Vampire” is finally on Netflix and we have three reasons you should watch (beyond the telenovela-level drama).
Natalie Martinez Talks the Heat and Humility Baked Into “Bad Monkey”
Starring Vince Vaughn and Natalie Martinez, “Bad Monkey” is a Miami-sized mystery, premiering on Apple TV+.
Uruguayan Director Fede Álvarez on Crafting Horror in “Alien: Romulus”
With his meticulous attention to detail, “Alien: Romulus” director Fede Álvarez brings the franchise’s signature horror to new audiences.
“Las Azules” Tells the Story of Mexico City’s First Women Police Squad
“Las Azules” tells the story of Mexico City’s first female police force via four agents who are redefining the male-dominated institution.
Brazilian Director Carlos Saldanha on Making Heartfelt “Harold and the Purple Crayon”
Academy Award-nominated Brazilian filmmaker Carlos Saldanha shares how he made “Harold and the Purple Crayon,” a new film out now.
The Smart “Becoming Karl Lagerfeld” Is Best in Class
Hulu’s “Becoming Karl Lagerfeld” goes behind the famed designer’s mask, trying to portray him as a sympathetic, almost human character.