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The border city of Tijuana gives birth to the bastard genre of Norteño and Electronica, Nortec.

Austin singer outfits Mexican folklórico with Linda Ronstadt's pop heft

A tribute to the life of iconic ranchera singer

The Mexican refreshers: how to make them, and where to find them in Austin

Mexican action comedy

This documentary about the Mexican drug wars and their relationship to populist narcocorrido music becomes a fascinating study of the cultural cycle of violence.

Robert Rodriguez once again unleashes manic, over-the-top mayhem.

In this Mexican film, a man who's raised an abandoned child for six years is confronted by the birth mother who suddenly wants the girl back.

This partisan film essay attacks both the United States and Mexican governments for the massive violence in Juarez.

‘La Reyna’ makes another rare stop in Austin – tonight

The film's parallel stories of a mother and son seeking each other across geographical divides is never more than one small step away from mawkishness and cliché – but as a sociological study, it’s fascinating.

Don't confuse this Sundance charmer with My Big Fat Mexican Debut, for its farcical scenes of high hair and waltzes form a genial, light-comic prism for watching race, age, class, and sexuality collide in one of America's most economically and ethnically complex cities.

From AFS, Cine las Americas, and SXSW

Mexican Trucks, Austin's Air

Hanging out in Monterrey with a passel of up-and-coming Mexican rockers

South Texas farm offers fresh Mexican cheese and the chance to pet a Jersey cow

A moving and colorful addition to the Pixar filmography

First animated Mexican movie to receive wide release in the States

Dia de los Muertos provides a colorful and vivid background for this animated film.

Mexico's most beloved comedy film star gets the biopic treatment.

Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg let the bullets fly in this intricate action puzzle.

An undocumented Mexican worker in Los Angeles who struggles to earn a living and keep his teenage son from joining a gang is the subject of this heartfelt drama.

Favorites from Mexico on your SXSW breakfast plate

Welcome to the home of the Mexican breakfast

Former Spy Kid Alexa Vega co-stars in this comedy that provides a Hispanic spin on Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility.

AFS Essential Cinema: Viva la Revolución: Films of the Mexican Revolution

Austin's Mexican seafood restaurants are a gustatory vacation if you can't leave the country

She's married to the sea, and he belongs to the earth: This Mexican film relies on prehistoric folk myths and a delightful color palette for its impact.

In this multination offender, Larry the Cable Guy and two friends are Army reservists who are shipped off to Iraq but mistakenly wind up in Mexico – and can't tell the difference.

This amazing-looking Mexican epic is a work of historic fiction by a first-time filmmaker, and focuses on the aftermath of the takeover in 1519 of the Aztec empire by Spanish conqueror Hernando Cortés.