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Brazilian Film OUR SECRET Unveils Poster Ahead of Berlinale World Premiere
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Colombia’s A POET Becomes One of the Best-Reviewed Films of the Year

The Colombian film A Poet / Un poeta, directed by Simón Mesa Soto, received a 100% Certified Fresh badge from Rotten

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In Memoriam: Jorge Ruffinelli, Uruguayan Scholar of Latin American Cinema (1943–2026)

Jorge Ruffinelli, the esteemed Uruguayan film scholar, literary critic, and cultural

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UN POETA debuta con éxito en Estados Unidos y se expande a nuevas ciudades

Un poeta, la aclamada comedia negra de Simón Mesa Soto, tuvo un debut muy potente en su estreno comercial en los Estados

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Federico Veiroj’s Debut Documentary FACE TO FACE Set for North American Premiere at MoMA

Face to Face / Cara a cara, the debut documentary feature by acclaimed

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True/False Reveals Latin American and U.S. Latinx Lineup for 2026

The True/False Film Festival, the nonfiction cinematic showcase in Columbia, Missouri, has announced the lineup for its 2026

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Brazil is in da house! 🇧🇷 Kleber Mendonça Filho, Emilie Lesclaux, Wagner Moura (THE SECRET AGENT), and Adolpho Veloso (TRAIN DREAMS) at the Oscars 2026 Luncheon. . . . #oscars #academyawards #brazil #brasil #wagnermoura #klebermendon&ccedil
In anticipation of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show tonight, did you know he also appears opposite Gael García Bernal in Roger Ross Williams’ 2023 movie CASSANDRO—playing Felipe and even sharing a kiss with Bernal in the
In memoriam: Jorge Ruffinelli, Uruguayan scholar of Latin American cinema and literature (1943–2026). Link to our obituary in bio. . . . #inmemoriam #jorgeruffinelli #uruguay #latinamericancinema #scholar
 
 

 
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They are also supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
in partnership with the City Council, the Color Congress, and the Vilcek Foundation.