…syndicate. Neighboring displaced communities make their way into the reserve. Later, immigrants from Central and South America, turned back from the United States and stuck in a Mexican exile, enter…
…after the mysterious disappearance of their parents. Exhausted from moving between different foster homes, both view the world with suspicion, especially Sabrina, who has taken on the role of guardian…
…and benefits from not straying from those two descriptors in any wild or meaningful way. He’s initially offered a “womanizer” role in a TV series, clearly getting the opportunity based…
…by providing a pipeline, platform, and launching pad for our community. She programs nearly 100 films for the summer festival – “I don’t shy away from bringing films that open…
…and Cañas’ words would translate magnificently from paper to film – and, I’m not gonna lie, it would also be a very welcome break from the many nostalgia-driven remakes that…
…choose ourselves first. We weren’t the only Latinas telling our community this message. Raquel Reichard was writing a book called Self-Care for Latinas, Ana Flores from We All Grow Latina…
…do take comfort in knowing that, when they are older, they will have The Eternal Forest to read and learn more about who and where they came from. Immigration cleaves…
…and death of musician Richie Valens, and ending with 2002’s Real Women Have Curves, introducing the world to America Ferrera (our very own Barbie), the period offered our community visibility…
…entire brand on image and bravado, the reduction works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUIK01ek-Ko That pregnancy storyline comes to a head in the recent episode, “Conflict of Interest.” Trump, terrified of being exposed as…
…Mexican writer-director Alfonso Cuarón (Roma, Y Tu Mama Tambien). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SaOwAMEPXA Suarez has crafted a deeply emotional and exquisite narrative about a young man, the “Mayo” of the title, who is…
