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Latino filmmakers Archives - ShowBizCafe.com

Latino filmmakers Archives - ShowBizCafe.com

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2024/12/16 at 8:08pm

10 Latino Short Films Set to Premiere at Sundance 2025

12.16.2024 | By |

The Sundance Film Festival has unveiled its 2025 short film program. Among the 57 selections, 10 Latino short films represent nearly 20% of the festival’s lineup. This highlights a growing appetite for bold and innovative Latino stories in independent cinema. Read More

Jack Rico

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2024/01/05 at 3:43pm

The Top 3 Latino Films of 2023

01.5.2024 | By |

2023 was a landmark year for Latino cinema. It saw the release of DC’s ‘Blue Beetle,’ the first major superhero film with a Latino lead, marking a historic milestone. Meanwhile, films such as Gael García Bernal’s lucha libre drama ‘Cassandro,’ and Pablo Larrain’s ‘El Conde,’ a fantastical Chilean political satire, also achieved critical acclaim on the festival circuit. These Top 3 Latino Films of 2023 demonstrated the broad appeal of Latino stories, resonating with both indie and mainstream audiences. Read More

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2023/01/21 at 7:27pm

Latino Celebrities Shine At 2023 Sundance Film Festival

01.21.2023 | By |

We are midway through the 2023 Sundance Film Festival and this year, more than ever before, we’ve seen a diverse array of films from Latino filmmakers that have been well-received by audiences and critics alike and it shows that our stories are being heard and appreciated on a larger scale. Here are some bright moments featuring our Latino celebrities at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Read More

Jack Rico

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2018/11/06 at 9:39am

This Week In Movies: ‘El Angel,’ ‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’

11.6.2018 | By |

This November movie releases we have ten films that grace us with compelling stories and a few laughs. Read on! Read More

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2017/11/23 at 1:36pm

The Latino Significance of Pixar’s ‘Coco’

11.23.2017 | By |

Coco,” the 19th film from Pixar, is a return to form for the stumbling animation company which has re-found its footing with its colorful characters, striking vivid cinematography, and a heartwarming story of family and tradition. Set in Mexico, a young boy (Anthony Gonzalez) dreams of becoming a musician just like his great-great-grandfather Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt). But when his family prohibits him from playing music, he finds himself magically transported to the Land of the Dead on Dia de Los Muertos meeting his past relatives and discovering a deeper connection to himself and to his family’s history. Read More

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