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178 articles available in total starting from 14/10/2005. Last article published on 10/09/2026.

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EXCLUSIVE: Poster for Berlinale Generation entry Sad Girlz

EXCLUSIVE: Poster for Berlinale Generation entry Sad Girlz

A co-production between Mexico, Spain and France, the first feature by Mexico's Fernanda Tovar revolves around two inseparable friends who are forced to choose between silence and denunciation  

10/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Generation

Review: Jaripeo

Review: Jaripeo

The hybrid documentary by Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig is a tender, poetic and interesting look at how it feels to be a gay man in a macho culture  

04/02 | Sundance 2026 | NEXT

Asaari Bibang • Actress in Beef

Interview: Asaari Bibang • Actress in Beef

“Beef is about freestyle battles, but also the ones we fight in life”

We spoke to the actress about the film she appears in, in which urban freestyle becomes a space to explore identity, conflict and creation for a group of young women  

27/11/2025 | /Spain/Mexico

Review: Another Man

Review: Another Man

For his first feature in Catalan, Gaudí Award nominee David Moragas explores the ebb and flow of a long-term queer relationship  

12/11/2025 | Thessaloniki 2025

Laura Baumeister • Director of What Follows Is My Death

Interview: Laura Baumeister • Director of What Follows Is My Death

“We could say that talking about the ‘female gaze’ of women auteurs is another kind of narrative restraint”

We talked to the Nicaraguan director, a two-time winner of the DALE! (Latin America-Europe Development) Award at the Co-Production Forum, about her new project  

29/09/2025 | San Sebastián 2025 | San Sebastián Industry

Review: If We Don't Burn, How Do We Light up the Night

Review: If We Don't Burn, How Do We Light up the Night

Costa Rican filmmaker Kim Torres’ debut feature is a slow-burning yet stimulating coming-of-age story that serves as a powerful calling card  

24/09/2025 | San Sebastián 2025 | New Directors

Ana Cristina Barragán • Director of The Ivy

Interview: Ana Cristina Barragán • Director of The Ivy

“Ivy is a plant that is beautiful but also toxic; that duality really interested me”

VENICE 2025: The Ecuadorian director discusses the sensory approach, working with actors and the formal decisions behind her film  

09/09/2025 | Venice 2025 | Orizzonti

Lucrecia Martel • Director of Landmarks

Interview: Lucrecia Martel • Director of Landmarks

“When you think of lands that are taken from indigenous people, you think of raw materials – but there is also the beauty itself that is stolen”

VENICE 2025: The Argentinian director discusses her first documentary film, which was 15 years in the making  

04/09/2025 | Venice 2025 | Out of Competition

Review: The Ivy

Review: The Ivy

VENICE 2025: Ana Cristina Barragán’s intimate portrait of healing is an emotionally raw story hinging on the relationship between a 30-year-old woman and a 17-year-old boy  

03/09/2025 | Venice 2025 | Orizzonti

Review: Landmarks

Review: Landmarks

VENICE 2025: Lucrecia Martel returns with a complex and impassioned documentary on the trial following the murder of an indigenous land activist in northwest Argentina  

02/09/2025 | Venice 2025 | Out of Competition

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