In recent years, the region has distinguished itself in the audiovisual sector […]
Much more than a stereotypical region “far” from Brazil, Latin America has a lot of history to tell.
Below you can consult a selection of films and series made by the publisher of Travel by fareundisputed admirer of this great continent which, in recent years, has also distinguished itself in audiovisual production.
Whether it is in the stereotypical Rio de Janeiro, in the delightful series starring Seu Jorge, or on the distant border between Mexico and the United States, there will be no shortage of reasons to discover scenes and stories from Latin America (including Brazil, among other things, also part).
Series and films Latin Americans
“Latin America for imbeciles”
(Netflix)
In this stand-up comedy lesson, Colombian actor John Leguizamo analyzes three thousand years of the history of underappreciated Latin America.
“How to be a Carioca”
(Star+)
Without a doubt, this is one of the great recent surprises of Brazilian audiovisual. Set in Rio, the series features stories of foreigners from Germany, Argentina, Israel, Angola and Syria, always aided by Francisco (Seu Jorge), a sort of “culture shock expert”.
‘Pan and Circus’
(First)
In this award-winning series, Diego Luna leads debates on topics such as climate change, immigration, racism and democracy.
“Neruda”
(Netflix)
Nominated for the Golden Globe as best foreign film, this beautiful film starring Gael García Bernal follows the story of a police officer’s pursuit of the poet Pablo Neruda.
“Doing nothing”
(Star+)
With Robert de Niro in the cast, this entertaining Argentine series features the gruff and methodical food critic Manuel (Luis Brandoni) trying to organize his life after the death of his waitress who helped him for 40 years.
“My dear guardian”
(Star+)
Argentine series in 11 episodes that tells the story of the caretaker Eliseo who will do everything to prevent the construction of a swimming pool in the luxury building where he works in Buenos Aires.
“The magic of the Andes”
(Netflix)
This beautiful two-season series takes a visual journey across the Andes, to countries like Chile, Argentina and Bolivia, the episodes of which are woven together by the stories of local residents.
“Argentina, 1985”
(First)
This historical thriller starring Ricardo Darín is inspired by the true story of the men who sued the Argentine military dictatorship to bring justice to the victims.
‘Santa Evita’
(Star+)
With impeccable cinematography and soundtrack, this Argentine series tells the story behind the death of Eva Duarte de Perón, whose body was hidden for 19 years.
“Go back to reading Mafalda”
(Star+)
Documentary series on the origins of Quino’s famous comic, with testimonies from Mafalda fans and interviews with historians, publishers, friends and relatives of the artist.
“Los Lobos”
(HBO Max)
This touching Mexican film tells the story of Lúcia and her two children, who leave Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, in search of a better life in the United States.
Source: Terra
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