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Tatiana Huezo, director of 'El Eco'. Photo: Getty.
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'El Eco' at the Berlinale
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El corazón de la luna is a real drama, immersed in fantasy, capable of disturbing, stirring and making visible the loneliness of the most vulnerable souls in society. Photo: Courtesy of Universidad de Lima.
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Moon Heart, a Peruvian film
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Los Reyes del Mundo, directed by Colombian Laura Mora, tells the story of five young Colombians who embark on a journey in search of the promised land. Photo: Juan C Cobo.
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'The Kings of the World'
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BRFC members specialize in documentaries, narrative films, or a hybrid of both. Photo: Courtesy Brazilian Filmmakers Collective.
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Brazil to Conquer Hollywood
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El documental "Mi país imaginario" se proyecta en varios cines de Estados Unidos. Foto: © Atacama Productions.
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'My Imaginary Country'
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The documentary Mija is a tribute to the young Latin generations, who pursue their dreams while honoring the sacrifice of their migrant families. Credit: ©2022 Disney
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"Mija" Documentary
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Mexican-Ethiopian director Jessica Beshir's documentary Faya Dayi is available on streaming from www.pbs.org until September 29th. Photo: Courtesy of POV.
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Faya Dayi on PBS
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2022 Tú Cuentas! Cine Youth Fest poster.
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¡TÚ22! Is On
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'Perfume de Gardenias,' a Colombian-Puerto Rican production, tells a story that invites real reflection on loss, pain, empathy and solidarity among women dedicated to caring for their families. Photo: Courtesy.
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A Boricua film about death
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The film "The Visitor", by the Bolivian Martin Boulocq, will be one of the Latin films that will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. Photo: Tribeca Film Festival.
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Latinos at Tribeca
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The movie ‘Once Upon A Time in Venezuela’ tells the story of a small town that survives the corruption and pollution in Venezuela. Photo: YouTube.
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Once Upon A Time...
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'Huella' will be one of the short films to be presented in-person and online at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF). Photo: LALIFF
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Back and Better than Ever
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The series "Who Killed Sara?" premiered its final season on Netflix. Photo: Netflix.
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The end of "Who Killed Sara?
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The first Chilean Netflix series is inspired by real events that occurred in Chile in 2010. Photo: Netflix website.
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'42 Days of Darkness'
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The film EAMI tells the story of a Paraguayan girl of the Ayoreo ethnic group who, faced with the advance of deforestation caused by the white man, must look for a new home far from the jungle. Photo: Courtesy.
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Exile as Survival
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"1976" by the Chilean actress and director will premiere in the Directors' Fortnight, a parallel selection to the Cannes Film Festival. Photo: gettyimages.
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Latinos at Cannes
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Latino Film in Philly