At Spain's Prado Museum, director Ridley Scott presented his film about Napoleon Bonaparte, analyzing the challenges of managing a colossal production while drawing parallels between filmmaking and leading an organized army.
A new study by the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative has found that Latino and Hispanic representation in top-grossing films has remained stagnant over the past fifteen years, with only 4.4% of actors in lead roles or secondary. Despite their presence and receiving better reviews, these films suffer from a significant lack of funding and representation behind the scenes, which keeps ethnic and cultural diversity in the film industry in a continuous shadow.
Cairo and Alexandria become the stages for the vibrant showcase of Ibero-American cinema, opening a cultural dialogue through the universal language of film as the 11th Ibero-American Film Week commences in Egypt.
Mexican filmmaker Elisa Miller delved into a world of obsession and artistic transformation as she adapted Fernanda Melchor's novel, "HUrricane Season," into a captivating film. Set to premiere at the Morelia International Film Festival, "Hurricane Season" explores a gritty reality that transcends borders, portraying a haunting love, violence, and human diversity narrative.
In the case of retired athlete Diana Nyad, sharks, jellyfish stings, tropical storms, navigation problems, and physical exhaustion were the obstacles that she encountered during her multiple tries in her early 60s to achieve the distinction of being the first individual to swim the 110-mile stretch from Cuba to Florida without the aid of a protective enclosure.
Whether because you don't want to repeat the costume or because you want to be fashionable, find out here about the most popular costumes for this Halloween 2023
Here we tell you everything we know so far about Messi Meets America, the new Messi series for AppleTV
In this article, we will look at how poker is reflected in movies, what symbols and strategies are used at the gaming table, and what lessons can be learned from these movies
HBO will make a television adaptation in series format of Laura Esquivel's acclaimed novel, "Like Water for Chocolate." We tell you everything that is known so far
Today the Google doodle pays tribute to Matilde Landeta and we will not miss the opportunity for you to learn about the life and work of this pioneer of Mexican cinema
"Bogotá Story", by Colombian Esteban Pedraza, is the only Latin American piece screened in the shorts section of the Venice Film Festival. The filmmaker spoke with EFE about the experience of representing the region in this prestigious festival
A group of protesters called by the Venice Film Festival demonstrated this Saturday on the red carpet of the Palacio del Cine del Lido in solidarity with Iran, shouting "women, life, freedom"
"Poor things", the new film by Greek Yorgos Lanthimos, starring Emma Stone, has already been presented at the Venice Festival
The final season of "Sex Education" is just one of the most anticipated premieres on streaming and television platforms for September
Start a new month and in LatinAmerican Post we bring you another guide to the most anticipated releases on streaming platforms
The new U.S. film caused controversy due to the polarized opinions it generated among audiences. Here's what you should know about "Sound of Freedom".
Director Christopher Nolan takes audiences to the origin of the atomic bomb and the nuclear arms race through the story of the man who gave us the power to destroy ourselves. This is our review of “Oppenheimer”
"Barbie" swept through its box office earnings in just the first few days of release, but did it live up to the expectations it formed for nearly a year?
The vacations are ending, and we bring you a list of recommended movies to help you get ready. These are 5 back to school movies
Tom Cruise's flagship franchise returns with its most ambitious installment, so big it's been split into two parts. This is our review of “Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1"
