Latinx Media

Good Pitch makes its Latin American debut.

In this interview, Maite Alberdi discusses using fanciful fiction and true crime tropes to dissect society’s expectations of motherhood in A Child of

In this essay, filmmaker Everardo González questions the narrative promises of the true crime genre and calls on a new kind of ethics in telling

With a slate consisting exclusively of documentaries, the Mexican production and distribution company reflects on its two-decade journey toward

In this interview, Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig talk about their years-long collaboration on their queer rodeo hybrid doc Jaripeo

In this interview, TheyDream director William David Caballero talks about his Sundance-premiering doc and his decade-long project of documenting his

Watch the trailer for Diego Gutiérrez’s latest feature, a hopeful-minded travelogue through Mexico centered on the stories that bind its people

At this year’s edition, the Basque festival demonstrated why it prides itself on its political conscience, with many of its titles exploring

Amid the U.S. festival’s commercial wrappings, three docs from rising filmmakers plumb the depths of American inequity

Venice’s robust nonfiction selection revealed filmmakers grappling with inheritance—of land, literature, trauma, and the weight of documenting lives