Usa, Variety: Central America, Caribbean Cinema on the Cusp
It’s a waiting game in Central America and the Caribbean where some countries have introduced film funds but their respective governments have lagged in…
It’s a waiting game in Central America and the Caribbean where some countries have introduced film funds but their respective governments have lagged in…
Nineteen-year-old José lives with his devout mother in one of Guatemala City’s roughest neighborhoods. They earn a living selling sandwiches and delivering food. While…
The San Diego Latino Film Festival starts on Thursday and runs through March 24. With four screens across town and dozens of screenings and…
José is a remarkable, striking drama about the title character (Enrique Salanic), a 19-year-old gay Guatemalan who lives with his single mother (Ana Cecilia…
35 years after its conception in 1984, this vibrant festival continues to exhibit bold, compelling films that demonstrate the variety and depth of the…
Founded by UCLA students, Outfest Fusion people of color film festival screens diverse LGBTQ stories and takes place March 1-5 in Los Angeles. Among…
19-year-old José and his doting mother lead impoverished, working class lives in Guatemala City. They keep themselves afloat with small jobs, selling sandwiches illegally…
Harpur Cinema Since 1965, Harpur Cinema has been seeking to bring to campus a range of significant films that in most cases would not…
Lenox native’s film wins Venice International Film Festival’s Queer Lion Award Early on in “Jose,” viewers may find themselves double-checking the film’s genre. “Some…
Winner of the Grand Jury Prize of the Texas Competition of the 2018 Dallas Film Festival and the Grand Jury Award and Best Screenwriting…
The 3 Continents Film Festival jury gave its top award to a film directed by Garin Nugroho. Memories of My Body foregrounds a child…
2017 was one of the few banner years for queer film at the Oscars. “Call me by Your Name” was a Best Picture nominee…
Director Yen Tan on growing up gay in Malaysia, his journey in America, and how it all relates to his poignant AIDS drama 1985 Writer-director Yen…
Following the announcement of their Opening Night Film, Yen Tan’s award-winning AIDS drama 1985, NewFest today announced the full lineup of their 30th annual celebration…
Cuaron previously conquered Venice after launching ‘Gravity’ on the Lido in 2013, which went on to win seven Academy Awards Alfonso Cuaron is riding…
The Other Side of the Wind by Orson Welles with John Huston, Peter Bogdanovich, Oja Kodar, Robert Random, Susan Strasberg (Usa, France, Iran, 122’,…
Suspiria by Luca Guadagnino with Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, Mia Goth, Chloë Grace Moretz (Italy, Usa, 152’) A darkness swirls at the centre of…
