A Father-Son Puerto Rican Film Wins Big at the Tribeca Festival
A Puerto Rican film, Summer of Three, won two top Tribeca prizes for a father-son team, a coming-of-age story shot...
June 12, 2026Section
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Film, TV and Video News in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil
Netflix Takes the World Inside Brazil Dirt-Pitch Football
Varzea soccer goes global: Netflix's 2026 docuseries follows Cafu and Raphinha to São Paulo's dirt pitches where 2 Brazil legends...
June 11, 2026
Diego Luna Film Mexico 86 Lands as the World Cup Returns Home
Diego Luna stars in Mexico 86, a Netflix political dark comedy about how Mexico landed the 1986 World Cup after...
June 11, 2026
Colombia App Raises $5 Million for Microdramas: Phone Soap Operas
A Colombian app, Idilio, has raised $5 million from Silicon Valley backers including Nubank founder David Velez to make short...
June 10, 2026
Lucrecia Martel Turns an Argentine Murder Into Great Cinema
Lucrecia Martel documentary Nuestra Tierra, her first and her first film since Zama, probes an Indigenous activist murder and colonial...
June 10, 2026
How a Quiet Film About a Failed Poet Put Colombian Cinema on the Map
A Poet, a tragicomedy about a washed-up writer in Medellín, is carrying Colombian cinema to the Oscars and Goyas after...
June 8, 2026
Mexico Marks the World Cup With a Different Kind of Football Cinema
Mexico's national film archive marks the 2026 World Cup with a football cinema season spotlighting the forgotten 1971 women's tournament.
June 7, 2026
Diego Luna Film Skewers How Mexico Won the 1986 World Cup
Mexico 86, the Diego Luna Netflix satire on how Mexico landed the 1986 World Cup, arrives days before the 2026...
June 7, 2026
Latin American Films Take the Spotlight at Tribeca 2026 in New York
Latin American cinema is having a moment on one of the world's most visible festival stages, with a Bolaño adaptation...
June 5, 2026