Diego Luna: “If you don’t also feed life off the stage, you will go away with your films very alone”
Diego Luna grew up in a setting like the one he found himself in a few days ago at the ...
Tag: Ibero-American cinema
Enrique Cerezo, producer: “After the pandemic, people have stopped going to the movies”
Enrique Cerezo wears a white guayabera, blue pants and brown tennis shoes. He is not wearing his usual two-piece suit ...
The documentary by C. Tangana, the latest from Lanthimos and a tribute to Diego Luna: the must-sees of the Guadalajara Film Festival
This excessive ambition. It is the title of a documentary production and a phrase that can summarize the rise of ...
Cinema puts domestic workers in the spotlight
Women, migrants, racialized people, single mothers who leave their children to travel to another country in the hope of sending ...
Eugenio Derbez: “It has been very difficult to do comedy these days”
The comedies of Eugenio Derbez (Mexico City, 62 years old) have sneaked into the homes of millions of Mexicans for ...
Rodrigo Moreno, the Argentine filmmaker who seeks freedom through cinema
Morán, one of the two protagonists of the Argentine film The criminals (2023), he is tired of the monotony of ...
The winners of the 2024 Oscars
Oppenheimer It is the great favorite for the 2024 Oscars with 13 nominations. They follow him poor creatureswith 11 candidates ...
'Tótem': irreproachable naturalistic drama between party and death
Lila Avilés' gaze sticks like a limpet to her creatures and the viewer is placed just a few centimeters from ...
Alonso Ruizpalacios: “Racism has no nationality. Like violence, it is something we are all capable of.”
The Mexican director Alonso Ruizpalacios premiered his most recent film, The kitchen, as part of the competition of the Berlin ...
Maite Alberdi: “In the documentary the viewer has less tolerance for pain than in fiction”
The recording of The infinite memory, recently awarded Best Ibero-American Film at the Goya, took four and a half years. ...
