A deteriorated celluloid reel, purportedly recovered from 1982, flickers with a succession of quotidian scenes, among which a few fragments appear to testify to violent events that took place on May 9 of that year—until it doesn't. In 09/05/1982, Colombian filmmakers Jorge Caballero (Paciente) and Camilo Restrepo (Los Conductos) present a succession of quotidian scenes that slowly reveal fragments of a violent, fictionalized tragedy. Produced by Artefacto, the film arrived at the 63rd New York Film Festival’s Currents program last September as a formally daring provocation probing the fragility of historical memory and the ways in which images are mobilized to shape it.

1-2 Special announces the U.S. theatrical release of A Poet / Un poeta, Simón Mesa

Two Latin American films were recognized at the 19th annual edition of Cinema Eye

Two Latin American films won awards at the 37th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival. Runa Simi, the debut documentary

Brazil enjoyed a historic night at the 83rd edition of the Golden Globe Awards, winning two of the ceremony’s most significant honors. Wagner Moura took home the award

Wagner Moura made history at the Golden Globes, winning Best Male Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama for his riveting performance