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Mexico's Charlie Chaplin!

There are some pretty amazing Mexican movies worth watching - here are some of the best you can stream right now.

The Godzilla vs. Kong actress shares what has been important to her most as a Mexican actress working in Hollywood.

Actor/producer Luis Gerado Mendez and director Luke Greenfield expressed how they wanted Half Brothers to start conversations.

Focus Features has released the first trailer for Luke Greenfield's heartfelt new comedy Half Brothers. The film stars Luis Gerardo Méndez as Renato, a successful Mexican aviation executive who is shocked to discover he has an American half-brother he never knew about -- the free-spirited Asher (Connor Del Rio). The two very different half-siblings are forced on a road trip together to trace the path their ailing father took as an immigrant from Mexico to the U.S. Eduardo Cisneros and Jason Shuman co-wrote and produced the film, which co-stars Juan Pablo Espinosa, José …

The Miami Vice and Battlestar Galactica actor isn’t having it.

If Ewan McGregor hadn’t rerecorded his Beauty And The Beast lines, Lumière would’ve sounded more like Speedy Gonzales than a debonair Frenchman.

Diego Luna's Cassian Andor was the first Mexican Star Wars character, leading a diverse cast to steal plans for the Death Star in Rogue One.

From Spanish director Alice Waddington, the sci-fi/fantasy thriller Paradise Hills is about what happens when a young woman named Uma (Emma Roberts) finds herself at a high-end facility, run by the mysterious Duchess (Milla Jovovich), where families send their daughters to be reformed into the perfect versions of themselves. Through treatments that include etiquette classes, beauty regimens and restricted diets, the young women are given two month to resolve all physical and emotional shortcomings before returning home, but nothing in Paradise Hills is what it seems and there is a much more sinister motive to it all. …

The twenty-third (!) season of South Park opens with a new credit sequence, introducing us to Tegridy Farms. Luckily, the entire episode is not set here, and I don't think the rest of the season will be like this. Randy goes into town and visits some of his clients, trying to figure out why his sales are down this month. He discovers that his clients have taken to growing their own weed as a sort of hobby. In a perfectly normal reaction, Randy tries to get the city council to ban home growers, gets mixed up with corporate weed …