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March 16, 2018
Carlos Gutierrez
WIND TRACES and KILLING JESÚS Awarded at ...

Two films by female directors were the top winners at the 33rd edition of the Guadalajara Film Festival: Wind Traces /

Carlos Gutierrez
June 10, 2020

Daily Recommendation: BIXA TRAVESTY

Carlos Gutierrez
June 10, 2020

“Linn da Quebrada is a black transwoman from impoverished periurban São Paulo; she is also a pop performer who raises her voice for queers of color from the favelas.

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Carlos Gutierrez
June 9, 2020

Daily Recommendation: IXCANUL

Carlos Gutierrez
June 9, 2020

Winner of the Silver Bear Alfred Bauer prize at the 2015 Berlinale—one of the most prestigious film prize ever received by a Central American production—the brilliant

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Carlos Gutierrez
June 8, 2020

Daily Recommendation: COCOTE

Carlos Gutierrez
June 8, 2020

“This format-mixing, formally eclectic opus is at once a profound film about religion and a unique tale of revenge. Upon learning that his father has been murdered by a powerful

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Carlos Gutierrez
June 7, 2020

Gerardo Salcedo, Programmer of the Guadalajara Film Festival, Dies at 61

Carlos Gutierrez
June 7, 2020

Gerardo Salcedo, programmer at the Guadalajara Film Festival, died today at age of 61 of undisclosed causes, the festival

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Carlos Gutierrez
June 6, 2020

Daily Recommendation: BAD HAIR

Carlos Gutierrez
June 6, 2020

“A touching and humorous coming-of-gender story, Bad Hair chronicles the life of nine-year-old Junior, living in a bustling Caracas tenement with his widowed mother. Junior

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Carlos Gutierrez
June 5, 2020

Cinema Tropical Joins the OVID Catalog

Carlos Gutierrez
June 5, 2020

Cinema Tropical, the leading presenter of Latin American cinema in the U.S., is thrilled to join the catalog of streaming platform OVID with three poignant documentary films

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