Introducing “Con Texto,” A Monthly Entertainment Drop in Partnership with The Latinx Collective
We’re excited to bring you something new – Con Texto, a monthly entertainment drop in partnership with The Latinx Collective.
Netflix
“North of North” Brings the Perspective of Modern Inuk Women to Netflix
Netflix’s “North of North” gives us the Arctic like TV has never shown it before, thanks to the Inuk women at the helm.
Netflix’s “Atrapados” Unravels Sinister Web of Deceit
Harlan Coben fans, hold on tight. The acclaimed author is on Netflix this week with “Atrapados,” his first Latin American adaptation.
Spanish-Language Limited Series Making a New Telenovela Format
Streaming platforms are creating a new telenovela with innovative formats available for the quick consumption modern Latinx viewers like.
Netflix’s “Running Point” and Hollywood’s Obsession with the Long-Lost Latino Sibling Trope
At the end of the day, “Running Point” is just another example of Hollywood’s lazy approach to Latino representation.
Why Can’t “With Love, Meghan” Just Be a Black Martha Stewart?
The media’s response to Netflix’s “With Love, Meghan” has been nothing short of unhinged – and their bias is showing.
Netflix’s “Fresh Perspectives” Platforms Unique Stories from Our Community
LatinaMedia.Co spoke with Eileen Álvarez and Eunice Levis about their short films, available now in Netflix’s “Fresh Perspectives” collection.
2024 Superlatives in Latina Media
2024 was A YEAR. Looking back, here are our superlatives in Latina media – our favorites (and most random moments) of the year. Best Rom-Com: Música Staring our girl Camila Mendes and Brazilian filmmaker Rudy Mancuso, this SXSW and Prime Video rom-com has all the things. Beautiful people falling in love. A hilarious take on […]
Netflix’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude” Is a Courageous Retelling
As I started watching Netflix’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” I expected the soul of the book to be missing. I was wrong.
“Down the Rabbit Hole” is a Sharp Satire on “Narco” Families
Biting, thrilling, and self-assured, “Down the Rabbit Hole” is one of the most interesting Mexican films from Netflix this year.