“No Tengo Miedo” Shatters as It Explores Loss of Innocence
…in the closets, but in the real world. After seeing Felipe in the pit and realizing the magnitude of this crime, Miguel is abruptly torn from his childhood. His home…
…in the closets, but in the real world. After seeing Felipe in the pit and realizing the magnitude of this crime, Miguel is abruptly torn from his childhood. His home…
…translator, then your own censor, then a writer you no longer recognize. The Latina muse in my film died in one scene. The real muse dies in revisions, draft by…
…the entirety of the book. Consciously choosing, the exact opposite of casual viewing. As someone who is constantly distracted by social media, a 24-hour news cycle, and reality TV, I’m…
…right. Bad Bunny was right: lo que le pasó a Hawaii could be our reality. We desperately need new leaders, real impact, and accountability. Sadly, the West Wing staff is…
…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 a lavish lifestyle meant only…
…the world. The film demands that we look at professional women and judge them by their character and skills rather than their gender, their favorite color, or how quickly they…
…documentary only lightly brushes past: optimism is much easier to sell without interrogating power. And power is the real story here. Of course, AI and AGI are at the forefront…
…together. And although adults have never really played a significant role in any of the films, the lack of parental presence here is interesting given the circumstances. As parents, we…
…healing power of art, which seeks to cleanse and bring peace. In this mode, Romería thins the veil between reality and imagination to capture a young woman’s desire for answers….
…anyway) and generally is Jeff Bezos, it’s a bigger issue than most realize. Consolidation in Hollywood demands our attention. It’s not just an unfair commercial environment – it’s a threat…