Nuyorican Director Elaine Del Valle wants Latina women to know that our beautiful stories have always belonged on the big screen. With her debut film, Brownsville Bred, she’s also reminding…
…even our government is deleting Spanish-language resources – this milestone is meaningful. Bad Bunny will take the stage and claim space for all of us. Over the weeks and months…
…In Living Color delivered social commentary in a way that POC could relate to. It was news and pop culture, how we saw it. It called out racism, corruption, hypocrisy,…
…story is far too powerful for that, and the delivery far, far more effective. Why do so few care about these urgent issues, not just in Mexico, but in the…
…series remains faithful to the spirit of the books, a gesture that will undoubtedly delight those who grew up among its pages and are now discovering the animated version. Showrunner…
…much, the final moments of Night Stage are deliciously unhinged, letting Matias and Rafael finally embrace their true nature, even if they are simultaneously burning down everything they’ve worked for….
…for a film festival in Toronto,” Cadavid tells Latina Media Co in our one-on-one interview. “I worked for TIFF for many years as the assistant to the programmer, then in…
…tragic, doomed characters, juxtaposed with the dream of upward mobility through education or talent. You know, like in 1988’s Stand and Deliver or 1997’s Selena, an example of the melancholy…
…Netflix, which is greenlighting a lot of Latino content (and giving Latiné journalists access to it). They clearly spent a lot of money on Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, starring Oscar…
…InFocus: Latin & Hispanic Cinema had promised a showcase of Latinx cinema. What it delivered was something messier, truer, and heavier: the reminder that to tell our stories, especially as…
