Cuban screenwriter, novelist, essayist and screenwriting teacher Eliseo Altunaga died today in Spain, where he had been
In conversation with Cinema Tropical’s Natalia Hernández Moreno, Donoso Gómez discussed the agency of pre-Columbian
Luiz Carlos Barreto, the legendary Brazilian producer, photographer, screenwriter, and director whose extraordinary career helped shape the history of modern Brazilian
Greenwich Entertainment has announced the U.S. theatrical release of Olmo, the fourth feature film from acclaimed Mexican writer-
La distribuidora Several Futures ha anunciado el próximo estreno en cines de
By Guili Barki Minkovicius
Few figures in Brazilian culture occupy as many different identities as Rita Lee. Rock
New York-based distributor Several Futures has announced the upcoming U.S.
By Guili Barki Minkovicius
If there is one thing capable of uniting Latin America across borders, it is soccer. Every
One of the most magnetic stars of Mexican cinema’s Golden Age is taking center stage next month on The Criterion Channel. A new
Esteemed Uruguayan producer Agustina Chiarino died on June 18 after a battle with cancer. She was 49. One of the most
Mexicanamerican, the debut feature documentary by New York-based filmmaker Eddie Sánchez, won the Audience Award for
The Puerto Rican film Summer of Three, a deeply personal father-son collaboration between director Carlitos Ruiz-Ruiz
Last March marked the 50th anniversary of the military coup that ushered in a 16-year
Argentine filmmaker Federico Luis made history at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival by becoming the first Argentine director to win
MUBI, the global streaming service, film distributor, and production company, has announced a North American theatrical re-
The 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival began yesterday on the French Riviera, heralding eleven days of premieres and international competition. As the festival

The acclaimed Peruvian documentary Runa Simi, the feature directorial debut of Augusto