Those seeking to understand the suffering caused by enforced disappearances in Mexico should watch these five films.

Esparza recently spoke with The Times about his fifth full comedy special, which premieres Tuesday on Netflix.

Cara Mia Theatre’s bilingual play, Tina’s Journey brings the realties of immigration to the stage through a child's ...

While accepting an honorary lifetime achievement award at the Spanish Academy Goya Awards on Saturday evening, Richard Gere ...

Feb. 5, Roxanne Palacios appeared in Judge David Klein's court for a pre-trial hearing. Her attorneys requested evidence and ...

Although it's set in Mexico City, French film 'Emilia Pérez' ran into a frost reception on its opening there. Critics cited ...

Just one actor in the main cast is Mexican and from Mexico — Adriana Paz, who plays Epifanía. In Mexico, the film has drawn much criticism. The story follows a Mexican cartel boss, Juan ...

Mexican actor and singer Mauricio Martínez also criticized Audiard’s self-admitted lack of research about Mexico for the film, and slammed the movie in an X post for “portraying a Mexico full ...

And with the exception of Adriana Paz, the cast features mostly non-Mexican actors: Spanish trans woman Karla Sofia Gascon in the title role, and US actresses Zoe Saldana and Selena Gomez in other ...

And there were zero words in the four Golden Globe acceptance speeches to the victims.” Another critic was Mexican actor Eugenio Derbez, a star of the 2022 Best Picture winner CODA, who said that ...

Amy Hume does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their ...

There could be commercial reasons behind the casting decisions: Gomez and Saldaña are arguably bigger global names for the project than many Mexican actors. In particular, Gomez's performance led ...