All Mexico articles – Page 9
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Reviews‘Users’: Visions du Reel Review
An anxious investigation into how technological advancement may affect our children
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NewsThe Match Factory boards ‘The Box’ from Golden Lion winner Lorenzo Vigas (exclusive)
Mexico-US co-production is the latest feature from the Venezuelan director of ‘From Afar’.
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NewsCannes prize-winner Olivier Laxe, Lisandro Alonso among Mexico's Catapulta lab line-up (exclusive)
Mexican virtual lab offers USD 30,000 in cash prizes.
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Reviews‘A Cop Movie’: Berlin Review
A multi-level, multi-media exploration of what it means to patrol the streets of Mexico City
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Reviews‘Aurora’: Rotterdam Review
Paz Fabrega’s second feature watches the shifting sands between two women and one ambivalent pregnancy
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NewsMexican project lab Catapulta expands, sets March dates for third edition (exclusive)
Lab open to global filmmakers. Prior projects include 2019 Cannes Critics’ Week entry Land Of Ashes.
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FeaturesHow Mexico's Oscar entry ‘I’m No Longer Here’ found a "more humane way" to tackle gang culture
The film follows the leader of a street gang who abandons a life of music and dance and flees to New York.
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NewsVision Films, Mexico’s Cinemex finalise AFM deal on ‘Lady Of Guadalupe’ (exclusive)
Vision CEO Lise Romanoff says pandemic has created opportunities with distributors, TV channels.
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News’Spring Blossom’ secures US, international deals for Luxbox (exclusive)
Spring Blossom was one of 15 first features selected by the Cannes Film Festival for its 56-title special 2020 Official Selection.
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News’I’m No Longer Here’ to fly flag for Mexico in Oscar season
Netflix acquired worldwide rights in 2018.
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News2020 festival favourite ‘Identifying Features’ wins best film at Thessaloniki
The drama is directed by Mexico’s Fernandez Valadez
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NewsNeon acquires Venice grand jury prize-winner ‘New Order’
Dystopian drama plays next at BFI London Film Festival, Chicago International Film Festival.
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Reviews‘Tragic Jungle’: Hamburg Review
A Belizean woman left for dead may be a Mayan demon in this broodingly atmospheric adventure yarn
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Reviews‘New Order’: Venice Review
Michel Franco’s dystopian howl is dynamic cinema which takes no prisoners
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Features‘New Order’ director Michel Franco on the time bomb that is waiting to explode
The Mexican filmmaker will premiere his film in Venice Competition on September 10.
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NewsUncork’d acquires 'Embryo' from Chilean genre ace Patricio Valladares (exclusive)
Director layerd old home movies into final cut after pandemic halted production.
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NewsThe Match Factory boards Michel Franco’s Venice/TIFF drama ‘New Order’ (exclusive)
Dystopian drama has been selected for Toronto and will debut at Venice in competition.