Category: South American
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It might be uneven, but The Devil Queen’s campy look at a Brazilian crime lord’s Shakesperean inner circle is certainly an entertaining ride.
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In his debut feature, Diego Céspedes brings together magical realism and a distinct queerness to make a film both poignant, funny, and quietly devastating.
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Wagner Moura proves himself as one of the finest actors working today in this subversive and darkly comedic take on the 1970s Brazilian dictatorship crackdown.
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This shocking and engrossing film about the tragic cycle of violence is full of energy, gripping you from the start and never letting you go. Ho-ly shit. Typically, when my dad recommends a movie he watched on the plane, I tend to view it with a bit of skepticism. The last two movies he told…



