Epicentro
An essential watch for anyone interested in present-day Cuba, its future, and its fascinating contradictions.
An essential watch for anyone interested in present-day Cuba, its future, and its fascinating contradictions.
A must-watch that's harrowing and infuriating, set in 1988 during the war between the Peruvian government and the Shining Path guerrilla movement.
Jayro Bustamante’s vision of the Weeping Woman is novel, and it's a stroke of genius to imagine this popular legend in relation to the real horrors that have stained Latin American history.
The journey is more important than the destination in a musician's quest to find his older brother.
The debut by Colombian filmmaker Catalina Arroyave refreshingly has a female character at the heart of its crime story.
Probably one of the weakest entries in the usually worthwhile filmography of the critically revered director Olivier Assayas.
An exhilarating and funny and much-deserved tribute to the famous Puerto Rican astrologer.
Abel Ferrara’s latest film conveys the forbidden allure of reading someone else’s private diary.
A surprising alchemy of docudrama and thriller, with elements of a political drama, a heist movie, and a juicy prison break story line.