Issue Oct 28-Nov 03 2026: The film by Allan Deberton explores the bond between a grandmother and her grandson as a father rejects his queer son.

Issue Oct 28-Nov 03 2026: Mexican filmmaker Vania Quevedo discussed her debut film that competed in the Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia (FICM) and received the ‘La Musa’ award for Best Documentary Feature Film in Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico. For Quevedo, growing up in a region dominated by the petroleum infrastructure had environmental and social

Issue Oct 21-27 2026: Over 1000 rolls of film, many of which contain images from the early twentieth century, remain housed in the Image Archive at Costa Rica’s Film Center. In their efforts to preserve these irreplaceable historic artifacts, the Center is facing an uphill battle.

Issue Oct 21-27 2026: A teacher, family commitment, and a new generation of dancers unite to maintain the traditions of Panchimalco without institutional backing and through self-management.

Issue Oct 21-27 2026: An educator, researcher, and author of an indispensable body of work, his impact on the study of Argentina is often compared to that of Borges on literature; the immense contribution of an intellectual who dazzled with his vast knowledge and left behind a highly valuable legacy.

Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: The steps in Fernando Montaño’s life have been leaps and bounds, from the port of Buenaventura—on the Colombian Pacific, where he was born in 1985—to Cali, where he began his training as a dancer at the city’s conservatory under his teacher, Amalia Romero.

Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: The premiere of a new feature film by Ana Carolina is always a significant event. The filmmaker, known for Mar de Rosas (1977), typically releases only one, or at most two, films per decade.

Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: Currently, the actor is not only part of “Av. Larco. El Musical,” but she also recommends books on social media through her “Libros de miércoles” segment.

Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: Famous Argentine actor Antonio Grimau died at 82 years old, and the Argentine Association of Actors and Actresses announced when and where his funeral will be.

Issue Oct 07-13 2026: Six decades after shaking Peru’s literary establishment, Oswaldo Reynoso’s novel Los inocentes (The Innocent Ones) still has the power to shock with its frank depictions of the tribulations of adolescence. The work, originally published in 1961, is returning to bookshops in a new edition published by Alfaguara, and its release will