Film review: Knives Out

Director Rian Johnson takes a break from the Star Wars saga to craft an entertaining whodunit, which serves as a tribute to the crime novels of the...

Film Review: El Piedra

In his directorial debut, Rafael Martínez takes us to Cartagena to meet Reynaldo “El Piedra” Salgado, an experienced boxer who is finishing his...

Film review: Creed II

Pulling no punches. Photo: Courtesy of Warner Bros 4/5 stars It’s legacy vs legacy in Creed II. In one corner we have Adonis Creed (Michael...

Film review: Climax

Photo: Courtesy of A24 4/5 stars Snow white is the colour that marks both the start and the end of this disturbing film that could be played on...

Film Review: ¿Cómo te llamas?

[caption id="attachment_33093" align="alignnone" width="5472"] Photo: courtesy of Laboratorios Black Velvet[/caption] A film about the relationship...

Film review: Bastards y Diablos

Ed and Dion are two American half brothers that are reunited after the death of their Colombian father. Played by Andrew Perez and Dillon Porter,...

Bastards y Diablos: Interview with actor-producer Dillon Porter

[caption id="attachment_32800" align="alignnone" width="960"] Dillon Porter (left) says that the Colombian weather played into the filming of...

Film review: Lucas Maldonado’s Yo, Lucas

In his debut film, Lucas Maldonado paints an intimate, well-rounded and mostly unflattering portrait of himself through the voices of those who know...

Film review: Tres escapularios 

[caption id="attachment_31729" align="alignnone" width="960"] Two very different assassins travel to Santa Marta to carry out a hit. Photo: Courtesy...

Film review: Oscar-nominated Gallego and Guerra soar with Pájaros de verano

[caption id="attachment_31406" align="alignnone" width="960"] Photos by Mateo Contreras, courtesy of Ciudad Lunar[/caption] The drug trade thriller...