Who is Rodrigo Prieto? The wizard of light and framing in Scorsese's films
03/17/2021 - 09:02
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The Mexican is one of the most sought-after directors of photography with films such as The Irishman and Amores Perros.
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The Mexican is one of the most sought-after directors of photography with films such as The Irishman and Amores Perros.
Quién es Rodrigo Prieto, el mago de la luz y el encuadre de las películas de Scorsese
03/17/2021 - 08:48
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Y en realidad de casi todo Hollywood, porque el mexicano es uno de los directores de fotografía más cotizados con películas como El Irlandés o Amores Perros.
Latinos set to "redefine" the entertainment industry
03/04/2021 - 12:39
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New talent agency Redefine Entertainment is here to change the film and literary industry.
Los latinos que van a "redefinir" la industria del entretenimiento
03/04/2021 - 12:34
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La nueva agencia de talento Redefine Entertainment llegó para cambiar la industria cinematográfica y literaria.
Los Globos de Oro de ‘Schrödinger’: La diversidad en la gala estaba tan muerta como viva
03/01/2021 - 05:02
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Nomadland, la película protagonizada por una colosal Frances McDormand, acaparó los grandes galardones de la noche.
La historia real tras ‘Nomadland’, la película estrella de los Golden Globes
03/01/2021 - 04:33
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Cientos de temporeros mayores de 60 años viajan en caravana por todo el país para ganarse la vida. No es una distopía, es el fin de la jubilación.
Five movie premieres to delve into during Black History Month
02/01/2021 - 05:49
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Many releases throughout February reference African-American history and feature members of the new generation of actresses and filmmakers of color.
Cine: Cinco estrenos para celebrar Black History Month
02/01/2021 - 05:46
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Numerosos estrenos a lo largo de febrero hacen referencia a la historia afroamericana tanto como a las nuevas sensibilidades y voces de las nuevas generaciones de actrices y cineastas.
Julio Cortázar in 24 cronopio per second
01/25/2021 - 05:09
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In other words: here are some of the best film adaptations of the Argentinian writer's stories.
When the Chinese ran cinemas in Havana
11/16/2020 - 05:58
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The discovery of 300 historical films on a dusty shelf in Cuba's Chinatown shed light on the island's eastern legacy.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Five movies about the Conquest of America
10/12/2020 - 05:18
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From Ridley Scott's 1492 to Herzog's poetic description of "Crazy" Aguirre, this is how the Conquest of America has been narrated by filmmakers from all over the world.
Lifetime set to break barriers with its 2020 “It’s a Wonderful Lifetime” film line
08/10/2020 - 19:49
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One film will feature the first same-sex couple as the central figures in a Lifetime movie.
Halle Berry, a transgender ally in cinema
07/09/2020 - 01:57
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The African-American actress turned down a role to play a transgender man after criticism on the Internet.
Halle Berry, aliada en el cine de las personas transgénero
07/09/2020 - 01:47
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La actriz afroamericana rechazó un papel para interpretar a un hombre trans después de las críticas recibidas en Internet.
The odyssey of the giles
12/10/2019 - 23:00
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A gil is someone foolish, naive, slow — and in Sebastián Borenstein's film, the giles get to have the last word.
From desperate housewife to director: Eva Longoria’s plan to end up Trump's “Latinophobia”
11/12/2019 - 07:22
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The actress, the well-known activist for the Hispanic community’s rights, is the first Latina to direct two major productions and wants to open the doors to others.
Mexicowood: The Mexican giant who threatens to take hold of the cinema industry - and the popcorns
10/25/2019 - 11:25
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Cinepolis, the major exhibitor from Mexico, with more than 6.000 screens, has launched a production division for fiction and non-fiction. And it could challenge U.S mega-corporations.
What's wrong with Meryl Streep’s Panamanian role?
10/25/2019 - 07:51
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The Oscar-winner actress plays three different characters in ‘The Laundromat’, Steven Soderbergh’s movie about the Panama Papers scandal. And there are some who claim Streep is worn out
The Light after the blackout: Alfonso Gomez-Rejon gets “The Current War. Director’s Cut” finally released
10/22/2019 - 09:46
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His version of Edison, Tesla and Westinghouse’s historical battle for electrifying America will be in cinemas on the 25th of October. And it’s way better than Weinstein’s “pastiche.”
‘Marriage Story’ and other premières you can’t miss at the 28th Philadelphia Film Festival
10/17/2019 - 11:40
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The Philly’s Berlinale promises movies’ marathons and even very expected releases, from today until the 27th October
[OP-ED]: Money Flows Widely From Tax Credits For Filmmaking
10/24/2017 - 15:07
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Convincing evidence of the profound power of movies is evident every day in Philadelphia.
"Beatriz at Dinner": when a movie is worth a hundred headlines
09/12/2017 - 17:42
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Salma Hayek's last performance, which speaks clearly of the social and cultural reality of the United States in the face of Latin immigration.
“Beatriz at Dinner”: cuando una película vale por cien titulares
09/12/2017 - 17:26
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La última protagonización de Salma Hayek que habla claramente de la realidad social y cultural de Estados Unidos frente a la inmigración latina.
[OP-ED]: Rather than heading to the silver screen, take a moment this summer to look inward
06/16/2017 - 12:30
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Last week, I packed my husband and two sons off to enjoy their much-anticipated viewing of the new superhero movie “Wonder Woman.”
I used to partake in such outings to the summer action blockbuster, but by the time “Wonder Woman” came out, I was already sick and tired of being browbeaten by countless feminine-power “hot takes” and “think pieces,” plus the inevitable reports of outrage.
[OP-ED]: En lugar de dirigirse a la pantalla grande, dedique un momento este verano a la introspección
06/16/2017 - 12:26
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La semana pasada, envié a mi esposo y a mis dos hijos a disfrutar de la muy anticipada película de súper héroes, “Wonder Woman”.
Antes, solía ser parte de esas salidas al cine para ver la película de acción del verano, pero para cuando se estrenó “Wonder Woman”, ya estaba harta de las innumerables promociones y análisis sobre el poder femenino, más las inevitables expresiones de indignación.