…living in Los Angeles, I was especially excited to see the return of Dani, the Pasadena-based, mixed-race, Latina entrepreneur who is determined to enter a “serious and intimate adult relationship.”…
…of the next scene. Like the “if you barf, I barf” scene in episode two, where I also almost barfed too, with a cackling aftertaste. Both partners use race to…
Sujo, an emotionally arresting film by Mexican writers, directors, and producers Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to great acclaim, winning the World Cinema Grand…
…(Leslie Grace). Alessandra structured In the Summers after her own summers. “I was like, ‘I think it would be an interesting way to examine a life by just seeing these…
The party ends in a second, as does Federico’s teenagehood and an era in his family. Simón, his older brother, just fell off of the terrace, dying instantaneously as he…
…who help us embrace who we are? After we fall in love? Frankly, we more than deserve to watch a show about a gay frog and toad couple going to…
…collection of premieres and renewed series. Fortunately, there is an increasing variety of content created by, starring, and directed by Latinos. So check out my selection of series that embrace…
…Latina Sweeney Todd with grace and pure ferocity. If you don’t know the basics, Dolores returns from some time behind bars to a gentrified Washington Heights, and what does she…
…races. Now in the third season, the plot twist has Bradley off in space in a phallic-looking rocket belonging to Hyperion tech billionaire Paul Marks (played by a permanently unshaven…
…that you’re not a race and your story matters. You get to see representation and know that you can be the main character of your own story. Alex Cruz-Jimenez We…
