LATINA MEDIA
Desire Has a Sound: Narciso
Between the warring forces of military trumpets, comforting folk, and rebelling rock, Berlinale stunner Narciso brings to life this ancient human tension between desire and our paradoxical fear of expressing it.
FILM | MUSIC
CHIMERA PROJECTS
Antidídōmi, Navalny
On power, illness, and the responsibility of saving and being saved.
POLITICS | HEALTH
LATINA MEDIA
The Music of Wednesday
How the musical story telling of Wednesday sets the show’s macabre and Mexican spirit.
FILM | MUSIC
BROAD SOUND
The Tarantino Ten
Weighing the tenth movies of ten great directors and the curse of a self-Imposed legacy.
Film | History
BRIGHT WALL/DARK ROOM
An Aria for Humanity
On the trancendental power of opera and the social significance of “The Mad Song” in The Fifth Element.
FILM | MUSIC
THE BELFAST REVIEW
To Sing Against the Surf
“It was strange to be the only person in Ireland who could not sing.”
MUSIC | TRAVEL
PSYCHOPOMP
Death as Translation
The concept Herrera’s work proposes is this: What if Orpheus decided to stay?
LITERATURE | TRANSLATION
THE SELKIE: STORIES OF REBELLION
Bowler Sky Imilla
How a group of young indigenous women of Cochabamba, Bolivia reshaped their identities through skating.
CULTURE | SPORT
CHIMERA PROJECTS
Girls Like Girls
On the unique cultural and sociological impact of singer and filmmaker Hayley Kiyoko.
LGBT | FILM
HIGH FEMME
A Woman’s Winter
On Wong Kar-wai’s The Grandmaster, the forgotten history of martial arts, and the dogma of female perfection.
FILM | FEMINISM
INTERSTELLAR FLIGHT MAGAZINE
The Proverbial Shifter
A Linguistic History of Werewolves – from outsider to nature-bound creature, to devil.
LINGUISTICS | LITERATURE
CHIMERA PROJECTS
Antidídōmi, Navalny
On power, illness, and the responsibility of saving and being saved.
POLITICS | HEALTH
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