Los Coquíes de Puerto Rico
The documentary follows a team of scientists that are conducting research on the Puerto Rican coquí — a small, native frog — across the island's varied regions.
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The documentary follows a team of scientists that are conducting research on the Puerto Rican coquí — a small, native frog — across the island's varied regions.
Contemplates the notion of "identity" through the experiences of a Puerto Rican woman living in the US. In a wonderful mix of fiction, archival footage, processed interviews and soap opera drama, the film tells the story
The cultural and architectural phenomenon of the Corsican in Puerto Rico, and the influence of the Corsican immigration in this territory.
An approach to the work of the painter Jaime Vásquez, especially his collection entitled “Agony in the port” in which he expresses the ecological drama of the pollution of the sea of Chimbote for having been turned int
Interviews with the pioneers of surfing in Puerto Rico in the decade of the 60, including legend surfer Jorge Machuca.
Traces the economic history of Puerto Rico in the sugar plantations, and the closing of the last one in 1990.
"Puerto Rico: Hope in the Dark" is the story of the people of Puerto Rico and the faith, strength, and hope that has sustained them in the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
A musical journey through the genres that developed in different regions of the island and are now part of the Puerto Rican culture. We get to experience these genres through the eyes of five friends that go on a road tr
The mysterious and enchanting island of Puerto Rico is home to possibly the most passionate wrestling fans the sport has ever known. Wrestlers from the States have told many a story about dodging the occasional fist, roc
Educational documentary about 15 celebrated cultural festivals in Puerto Rico. It also highlights artisans' crafts, with emphasis in the cuatro instrument.
Based on the life of real-life Puerto Rican criminal Toño Bicicleta who, so crazed by inner pain, lashed out at life and destroyed those he loved.
A look at Puerto Rico and its cinema through films, documentaries, and commercials from the early twentieth century to the emerging cinema of today. Visual and narrative strategies portray fragments of Puerto Rico's gene
Aside from its 430 kilometers of golden sand coasts, Puerto Rico hides a colonial treasure of untold wealth. In the capital city of San Juan, signs of its sixteenth-century origins remain.
Luis Caballero takes you on a tour of what life as a Hispanic is like in the United States. The film, based on Caballero's stand-up comedy, takes a satirical look at daily life, the media, movies, prejudice and more.
When Maria returns to Puerto Rico to celebrate her 21st birthday, her Sesame Street neighbors arrive to surprise her at the party.
First Puerto Rican non-documentary film.
Celebrates the culture and traditions of Puerto Rico and Latin America.
A documentary made by the United Methodist Church which explores the possibilities of decolonization in Puerto Rico. Interviews are done with farmers, Puerto Rican intellectuals, and different reverends from the UMC loca
Through interviews, this documentary details the history of this island and graphically shows the hardship imposed on the community by the continued bombardment of Vieques by the U.S. Navy. The film also highlights the e