Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, is a holiday celebrated on November 1st throughout Latin America but is most strongly associated with Mexico, where the tradition originated. …
So by now (and based on 4 of my last 5 blog posts), most of you know I spent some time in Mexico City with Mrs. Perez. We decided to …
Very Happy to announce that my short documentary film GRAFSTRACT: The Bronx Street Art Renaissance will screen at the CINETEKTON! Festival Internacional de Cine y Arquitectura (International Architecture Film Festival) …
If you’ve been following our blog (and why the heck wouldn’t you be?), you know that Mrs. Perez and I recently took a trip down to Mexico City to attend …
The holy city of Teotihuacan (‘the place where the gods were created’) was a pre-Columbian Mesoamerican city located in the State of Mexico 30 miles northeast of modern-day Mexico City. …
As some of you may now know from my previous post, I recently spent a few days in Mexico City, Mexico – a very colorful and bustling city. And as …
Last month, two of my short documentary films were named official selections of the Shorts Mexico Film Festival in Mexico City. Never having been to Mexico before (and never having …
Very happy to announce that not one but two of my short documentary films have been named official selections of the 10th edition of Shorts Mexico to be held in …
This week, we present a series of alternative movie posters by Mexican illustrator/designer Rodolfo Reyes, better known as Rodolforever. Born in Mexico City, he would anger his parents painting on …
We’re kicking off National Hispanic Heritage Month month with a series of movie posters celebrating Hispanics in film. The first is Pan’s Labyrinth from director Guillermo del Toro. Toro, who …