Tag: Robert St. Martin

Rafael Manuel’s Filipiñana is not your typical comedic movie from the Philippines. With its quiet satiric edge, the film opens with the manufactured tranquility...

Directed by David Figueroa García and Mauro Mueller, and written by Aleluya Rivera, El Conserje  is the story of just one man, Ricardo, and how...

There is no question that Luis Buñuel is one of the most important names in the pantheon of great filmmakers. Nominated for an award...

A rehab clinic for addicts may not seem like the usual setting for comedy, but Sobriedad, Me Estás Matando (Dear Sobriety, You’re Killing Me”),...

There is nothing more fun that making a film about the craziness of making films. That is exactly what Mexican director Emiliano Rocha Minter...

On the Road screened at the Hola México Film Festival yesterday (September 26) and again today again on Sunday, September 27, at 5:30 pm...

Daniel Giménez Cacho’s feature debut Juana (Mexico, 2025) is a psychological thriller that moves along like a police procedural. However, its real focus is...

It is a pleasure to be at the opening night of the Hola México Film Festival at the historic Montalban Theatre in Hollywood, the...

With his Movements of a Nearby Mountain (2019), Sebastian Brameshuber has made a rare documentary using a hyper-realistic approach that captures the quotidian life...

On Tuesday at 2220 Arts & Archives on Beverly Blvd. in Los Angeles, Acropolis Cinema presented a screening of Sebastian Brameschuber’s new film London....