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The Spanish folk-pop star has cultivated a global following but when he was approached by directors Los Javis to star in a historical epic, he admits to being surprised.
As ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ returns to the big screen to celebrate its 20th anniversary, Del Toro says the movie marked a turning point for him: ‘Filmmaking became a religion.’
Thanks to her role in the surprise blockbuster horror ‘Obsession,’ Inde Navarrette went from a relative unknown to an actor with Oscar buzz.
“This was a comedy about white liberalism and how people weaponize tragedy for their own agenda,” says director Giselle Bonilla of new movie “The Musical,” in theaters Friday
Our list of the 33 best Los Angeles crime movies is an underworld worth getting lost in, and includes “Chinatown,” “Heat,” “Pulp Fiction” and “Kiss Me Deadly.”
His 2014 earworm ‘Too Many Cooks’ defined a trajectory that’s become fashionable. The Adult Swim veteran now has his first theatrical release, ‘Buddy.’
Released digitally on Tuesday, the award-winning film ‘Esta Isla’ is a politically charged, coming-of-age road-trip movie set in Puerto Rico. De Los interviews filmmakers Lorraine Jones Molina and Cristian Carretero about the film’s inception and historical context.
The live-action-animation hybrid is subversive and fun. Maybe that’s why it ran afoul of Warner Bros. Will Forte and director Dave Green tell the tale.
Out Friday, Fernando Eimbcke’s new coming-of-age dramedy “Olmo” follows a charismatic Chicano teen in the 1970s.
With ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,’ a new book and a branded soda, G Spot, the veteran actor is maxing her satisfaction on her own terms.