Led by 16-year-old Annie Jacobson (Ella Rubin), Sterling Point is the story of a Type-A, New York teenager who seemingly has it all – including her whole life figured out (competitive summer business program, Wharton business school, then a life of success, of course). Which is the opposite of how her twin brother, Connor (Keen […]
“Romería” calls us to pick up the pieces of the past, and float atop a dazzling, sun-kissed surface with them and those we’ve lost.
SXSW 2026 selections, “Agridulce” and “Quince” brilliantly capture aspects of Latinx coming-of-age with very different approaches.
There’s something softer beneath the main character’s hard surface in the Sundance selection, “Mad Bills to Pay.”
“Párvulos” combines survivalist horror with coming-of-age elements, ending up a with a mixture that’s equal parts grim and hopeful.
More people need to be discussing “Ana,” a vibrant Latina take on “slice of life TV” by trailblazer Ana de la Reguera available now on ViX.
When looking at the Latinx cinematic canon, Patricia Riggen and Patricia Cardoso are two shining examples of the power of Latina directors.
If you haven’t heard of Marvel’s latest limited series, Ms. Marvel, it’s not your fault. Swept under the radar, this hidden Disney+ gem has captured the hearts of many BIPOC households. It’s one of the Marvelverse’s many efforts to bring in more diverse characters but I am frustrated it hasn’t gotten the marketing it deserves!