Latin America

Brazil

Review: Cannes Selection “Memory House” Is a Surrealistic Slow Burn That Fails to Satisfy

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Venezuela

Review: “Once Upon a Time in Venezuela” Is an Immersive Dive Into a Vanishing Village

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Uruguay

Review: “La Flor de la Vida” Provides an Intimate Look into the Socially Isolated Lives of the Elderly

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Colombia

Review: “Monos” Masterfully Depicts War’s Effects On Colombia’s Children

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Colombia

Review: “Pájaros de Verano” Offers a Fresh Perspective on the Colombian Narco Movie

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Mexico

Authentically Mexican, “Roma” Is Different From Other Hollywood Foreign Language Darlings

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Mexico

The Fourth Amigo: Why Emmanuel Lubezki Is One of Today’s Best Cinematographers

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Mexico

Interview: “En el Séptimo Día” Director Jim McKay Discusses The Cultural Mosaic of New York City

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Brazil

Interview: “Nossa Chape” Directors Jeff and Michael Zimbalist Discuss How Communities Rebuild After Tragedy

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Brazil

Review: Documentary “Nossa Chape” Explores the Transcendent Nature of Sports

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