Latinas shinned at Cinemacon 2023, the four days when A-list stars, studio heads, and theater owners gather to preview their projects.
America Ferrera
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Mujeres to FollowWhat We're Watching
10 Latina-Led Movies To Watch Ahead of International Women’s Day
As we get close to International Women’s Day (March 8), let’s take a moment to highlight some feel-good Latina-led films.
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What We're Watching
A Conversation with “Real Women Have Curves” Writer Josefina López
by Ces Herediaby Ces Heredia“Being fat became like a way to say F you to society,” says “Real Women Have Curves” writer Josefina López upon the film’s 20th anniversary.
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Wondering what we need to do to start succeeding in Hollywood? Let’s turn to what Latinx leaders in the industry have said needs to happen.
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There is a problem with Latinx representation in film and history books. These five historical Latinx films help right that wrong.
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Justicia and CulturaWhat We're Watching
Why This Latina Relates to the White ‘The Lost Daughter’ Like Nothing Before
After seeing ‘The Lost Daughter,’ I understand myself and my family better, even as I wish for more stories on this topic, particularly Latinx ones.
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Let’s celebrate Latina-authored books that are getting adapted for the screen – because these seven are all major wins for Latinas in Hollywood!
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Latina representation is seriously lacking in Hollywood. That’s why we give so much love, admiration, and appreciation to the actresses who have broken barriers and been recognized for their stellar work. In the acting world, an Oscar or an Emmy is a huge accomplishment – proof that your work is great and that your peers recognize it. That’s why I wanted to highlight the Latina actresses who have received one of these statuettes for their work. Here’s to many more Latinas joining their ranks!
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To celebrate the inclusion and portrayal of Latinxs on TV and to inspire much more to come, we are sharing 12 groundbreaking Latinx TV shows you should know about.
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Since its debut in 2015, ‘Superstore’ has been one of my favorite workplace comedies, thanks in large part to America Ferrera’s Amy Sosa. So how can the show end without her?