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Cine Las Americas Review: 7th Annual Femme Frontera Filmmakers Showcase
Short films selection looks at border life through multiple lenses
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Cine Las Americas 2023 Review: Amor y matemáticas (Love and Mathematics)
Mexican satire pokes at suburban life after boy band fame
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Five Films at Cine Las Americas
The best movies from the Spanish and Portuguese diaspora and Indigenous peoples at the annual film festival
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Cine Las Americas 2022 Review: El Buen Patrón (The Good Boss)
Workplace comedy is more Succession than The Office
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Cine Las Americas 2022 Review: Hazlo Por Mi (Do It For Me)
Spanish drama finds innocence in a warm, unlikely friendship
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Cine Las Americas 2022: Cadejo Blanco
Real Guatemalan street crime gets an understanding narrative life
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Cine Las Americas 2022 Review: Husek
Mystically-tinged docudrama set within Argentina’s Wichí
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Cine Las Americas 2022 Review: Wildhood
Canadian drama is an act of self-discovery for a young Miꞌkmaw
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Cine Las Americas 2022 Review: Sis Dies Corrents
Spanish workplace comedy tells a vibrant story of assimilation
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Five Films to Watch at Cine Las Americas
Oscar contenders, Austin stories, and global tales from the Latinx, Portuguese, and Indigenous communities
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Cine Las Americas Returns
A hemisphere of new films, plus SXSW fave What We Leave Behind