Articles Tagged with: film

Cuban organization, Roots for Hope premieres “Grandchildren of the Revolution” for all on South Beach.

A film featuring a sweaty guy in a box and nothing else for 90-minutes. We’re serious.

Check out Remezcla’s take on the best movies at this year’s New York International Latino Film Festival.

Oliver Stone’s docu on Hugo Chávez will finally premiere in the U.S. Click to see screening cities and dates.

When we asked Walter Mercado for his forecast on the possibility of a collaboration between amazing Latin artists Calle 13 and Rita Indiana Hernández, the…

This week in the Guácala Audit: In defense of Jessica Alba.

Acclaimed band Latin rock band Cafe Tacuba has pleased audiences around the world for a long time in their 20 year career. Now the Mexican…

This year’s Sundance Film Festival is a maze of films of all shapes and sizes and the choices are mind-boggling to say the least. But,…

Damas y caballeros, we are rarely given the chance to see such a match worthy of our attention, (and gambling!) than what you are about…

Eddy Martinez reviews Argentine director Lucrecia Martel’s latest film, La Mujer Sin Cabeza.

Jorge Drexler is known by many as the soft-spoken musician who won an Oscar in 2005 for the song “Al otro lado del rio” from…

While a fellow astute Remezcla blogger has already shined a light on Pedro Almodovar’s new film, Broken Embraces, it deserves renewed attention. A trailer has…

Oliver Stone likes to stay busy chasing down the world’s most controversial figures while adding to President Bush’s list of least favorite films. Remember Fidel…

Gael Garcia Bernal with an accordion.

HOT HOT HOT!!!

(For his upcoming film Rudo y Cursi…. video after the jump.)

N.B. We totally saw this…

Puerto Rico is a unique, beautiful island. It’s a halfway nation, err… o.k., make that a halfway U.S. colony. As such, it has characteristics of…