Articles Tagged with: Latin film

In the 1980s Guatemala was amidst a bloody civil war and ruled under a military dictatorship. Filmmaker Pamela Yates documented the tragedy, and her work…

Today is May Day – pay homage to worker and labor rights by watching ‘Bread and Roses.’

Today would have been Selena’s 42nd birthday – remember her with classic film “Selena.”

“Had I done the movies that were offered to me in my prime, at the height of my career, I would have been alongside the…

We’re giving away tickets to our five top picks for this year’s NY Havana Film Festival. Check out the must-see films and enter to win…

Ever wondered how tattoos transitioned from the margins to the mainstream? Tattoo Nation follows the three Chicano tattoo artists that helped revolutionize the way we…

Four great Latin-American films (and one Spanish one) are playing in theaters across the country – including one by former The Mars Volta guitarist Omar…

Man of the world/Silver Fox Viggo Mortenson talks about his latest film and growing up a Porteño.

The inaugural Colombian Film Festival New York took place last weekend, and Remezcla was there to take it all in – get the scoop here.…

These films are making their first screening in NY – check ‘em out!

“Latina actresses are not the ones who are boxed in, it’s the producers who are boxed in because they still don’t view us in a…

This week two Latin American films that had their world premiere during the Cannes Film Festival Director’s Fortnight will be playing in theaters. Watch trailers…

This week three great Latino films will be playing in theaters near you. Watch trailers and learn more here.

In part two of our Black History month films, we highlight “Blacktino.”