Coverage of “Plaster Saints” created in partnership with NFMLA Carolina Sabrina Caruso’s Plaster Saints takes a sacred space that many women know, the pre-party time when we “get ready” together before a function, and turns it from playful to high stakes in under 13 minutes. The satirical dystopian thriller is set in an America under […]
Netflix is premiering one of the most anticipated and ambitious projects in Latin American fiction: Mis Muertos Tristes (My Sad Dead). Directed by acclaimed Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín – internationally recognized for feature films such as Spencer, Jackie, and María – this psychological horror-drama series brings to the screen the hypnotic universe of Argentine author […]
“Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story” suffers from lack of female insight (and not letting the titular hero lead her own series).
Latina Comedy Festival promises three days, eighteen shows, and joy in the middle of a tough political moment.
HBO’s “Jaÿ-Z in 8” tells you why the rapper and entrepreneur exists on the S-tier of influence of your favorite artists’ favorite artists.
This year, NFMLA collects Latin and Hispanic shorts that demonstrate how much meaning can emerge from seemingly ordinary situations.
While it’s another skimpy year for Latine representation at Fantastic Fest, it’s still nice to see our genre and horror work get recognized!
Our idea? We can change the face of media by inviting Latina critics in, helping them develop, and paying them fairly. It’s working.
Planning a family movie night at home shouldn’t be an out-of-reach luxury. Check out our cost-cutting tips to stream on a budget.
When people use Lindsay Clancy to “joke” that women should lose the vote, they’re rehearsing the logic that makes inequality seem reasonable.