
Max’s “The Pitt” Brings Medical Chaos Back to the Screen – and My Worst Fears With It
HBO Max’s “The Pitt” is a raw, visceral look at a system stretched to its breaking point and the people caught in its crossfire.
HBO Max’s “The Pitt” is a raw, visceral look at a system stretched to its breaking point and the people caught in its crossfire.
Laura Casabé’s “The Virgin of Quarry Lake” offers a particularly alluring fantasy, following teen girls during the 2001 Argentinian crisis.
While the numbers aren’t great, there are Latinas in publishing who are pushing for more Latinx voices. Let’s celebrate them.
LatinaMedia.Co spoke with Eileen Álvarez and Eunice Levis about their short films, available now in Netflix’s “Fresh Perspectives” collection.
“Emilia Pérez” is yet another example of Mexican struggles and culture being exploited for the benefit and ego of non-Mexicans.
Thankfully, “Kiss of the Spider Woman” is authentically ours in a way this year’s awards juggernaut is not.
The 1987 film, “Born in East L.A.” satirizes the blunt and often insensitive nature of immigration enforcement. Nothing’s changed.
From romantic comedies to crime thrillers, from magical realism to sci-fi, LATAM’s 2025 shows promise to entertain and challenge stereotypes.
“I say the style is retro-futuristic, tropical, punk,” Gala del Sol says of her Colombian Sundance film, “Rains Over Babel.”
The Oscar nominations are out but already knew what was going to happen – the Academy delivered snubs to Latina filmmakers, again.