“Hazbin Hotel” Season Two Asks Us to Question
Created by Salvadoran-American Vivienne Medrano, “Hazbin Hotel” asks – Who’s good? Who’s bad? And how do we decide?
Animation
“The Sisters Grimm” are the Rightful Heirs to Enchant our Screens
Apple TV+’s “The Sisters Grimm” captures the spark of mystery, adventure, and wonder that pulsates in its classic fairy tale source.
“Women Wearing Shoulder Pads” Takes Adult Swim to 1980s Ecuador
Rarely is our culture in the spotlight, and it’s impossible not to smile at its presence in Adult Swim’s “Women Wearing Shoulder Pads.”
“A Sloth Story” is a Warm Immigration Fable
“A Sloth Story” explores cultual and generational differences, capturing little moments and creating a sweet, memorable story.
“Endless Cookie” Portrays Indigenous Life as Vibrant Chaos
The unconventional Sundance documentary “Endless Cookie” offers a vibrant portrait of one mixed and Indigenous family’s life.
Dascha Polanco Shares About Voicing a Lizard Queen in “Dora”
Dascha Polanco can’t remember a time when she didn’t watch children’s TV shows so of course she enjoyed being a part of “Dora.”
“Robot Dreams” Forsakes Language to Honor Friendship
Building on WALL-E’s legacy, “Robot Dreams” finds its drama in its robot/dog odd pairing, resolving in an unexpectedly mature way.
Starring Jeanine Mason, “WondLa” Teaches How Family Saves Us
Staring Cuban-American Jeanine Mason, the new, feel-good, animated series, “WondLa” asks, what does a family look like?
“They Shot the Piano Player” – A False Documentary on a True Music (and Political) Story
Sometimes, the best true stories are fiction, at least in part. That’s the case of animated false documentary, “They Shot the Piano Player.”
Animated, Colombian Film “La Otra Forma” Dreams Different
“La Otra Forma,” the new wordless, animated film by the Colombian director Diego Felipe Guzmán, challenges how we tell stories.