A new film set in the Dominican Republic explores the shared heritage among the global African diaspora.

A new, first-of-its-kind documentary chronicles the history of the 1991 uprising by the largely Salvadoran community in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood of Washington D.C.

The new Disney film about a magical family in Colombia gets mixed reviews on its representation behind and in front of the camera.

While this experimental film subverts established narratives on migration, representations about Mexico, or even “science” films, what gets lost along the way?

Steven Spielberg’s film adaptation of the controversial musical ultimately falls short.

Mixed film reviews overlook the subtle nuance of this Mexican-American horror tale set in 1970s California.

"Where We Were Safe" is an interactive oral history map/archive about the lost and destroyed places of Salsa music in New York City. It offers deeper discussions about cultural erasure and community displacement in New York City.

Set in Jackson Heights, Queens, Mexico's entry for Best International Feature Film at the 2021 Oscars explores the alienation that happens in forced migration and the fight for holding on to one’s culture when surrounded by assimilation.