Latinx Films

Visionary, daring, universal Latinx films hailing from Spanish and Portuguese-speaking regions of Latin America and NYC. Order these while they're on sale for Latinx Heritage Month, from September 15 thru October 15, 2020. All DVDs are 40% off at $14.95, so you can support indie film and celebrate Latinx stories, whether they're yours or your neighbor's or your Mamacha's. Documentary lovers, don't miss #artoffline and The Shape of Now from Colombian filmmaker Manuel Correa, who poses big questions about physical interaction with art and, separately, restorative justice in the aftermath of the Colombian civil war. Supernatural thrill seekers will swoon for the terrifyingly transformative The Blue Eyes (Los Ojos Azules) starring Ariel Award-winning Mexican actress and Indigenous human rights activist Ofelia Medina as a shape-shifting Mayan witch making stealthy rounds with unwitting touristas. If what you need in these weird times is a renewed sense of direction, unwind with El Calor Despues de la Lluvia, debut narrative feature from Chilean filmmaker Cristobal Serra Jorquera, set in lush Costa Rica, concerning young people and hopefulness. Or get to know us intimately with your very own copy of IndiePix's own Entre Nos by Paola Mendoza and Gloria La Morte, telling a classic tale of struggle from a true-story immigrant perspective, set in the bustle of pre-pandemic New York City... Remember that? Reawaken your sense of adventure, explore the list, and expand your collection.