La Llorona

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AwardsWatch - Film Review: Jayro Bustamante’s ‘La Llorona’ (2020), an absorbing examination of an untold history and the politics of horror The Guatemalan genocide, or the “silent holocaust,” is the setting for director and writer Jayro Bustamante’s new film La Llorona–not to be confused ...
[Review] Shudder’s ‘La Llorona’ is a Slow-Burn Haunting of the Political Variety La Llorona, or the Weeping Woman, is one of the most well-known figures in Latin American folklore. The details of her origins may differ, but the general co...
Crítica: La Llorona 02/09/2019 - VENECIA 2019: Jayro Bustamante evoca el genocidio en Guatemala usando los códigos de las películas de fantasmas en su tercer largometraje pres...
Int’l Critics Line: Anna Smith On Guatemala’s Golden Globe Nominee & Oscar-Shortlisted ‘La Llorona’ Horror is woven into political drama in La Llorona, the riveting Golden Globe Foreign Language Film nominee and shortlisted International Feature Oscar conte...
‘The Weeping Woman’ (‘La Llorona’): Film Review 'The Weeping Woman' ('La Llorona'), Guatemalan director Jayro Bustamante’s study of an addled old dictator who is acquitted of genocide but not forgiven by...
‘La Llorona’ Review: An Artful Guatemalan Horror Movie About the Ghosts of a Genocide Sundance: The brilliant Guatemalan director of "Tremors" and "Ixcanul" returns with a darkly atmospheric story of spiritual trauma.
Review: 'La Llorona' smartly reimagines a folk legend as political horror story Director Jayro Bustamante sets the story of the 'wailing woman' of lore in a Guatemala reckoning with its legacy of violence against Indigenous people.
‘La Llorona’ Review: The General in His Horrific Labyrinth (Published 2020) The Weeping Woman returns in a thoughtfully creepy Guatemalan movie in which real-life terrors commingle with genre frights.
Jayro Bustamante's La Llorona Utilizes Popular Folklore to Highlight Narratives of Indigenous Genocide Jayro's Bustamante's foray into horror grounds itself amid the genocide of the indigenous people. Our La Llorona review:
La Llorona movie review & film summary (2020) This version of La Llorona finds new emotional ground. It’s not just a creepy story, but a painful reflection of injustice.
Sundance 2020: La Llorona, Impetigore A dispatch from Sundance on two new international horror films.
Movie Review: Finally, a “La Llorona” with something to cry about Damn, I’d like to have seen this one with an audience, in a re-opened cinema. Yes, the only reason to interview filmmaker Jayro Bustamente would be to ask ...
'La Llorona' Review: Dictatorships, Denial and the Spirits of the Dead 'La Llorona' borrows a page out of Latin American folklore for a genuinely disturbing ghost story about guilt and genocide. Our review.
‘La Llorona’: Venice Review The acquittal of a former Guatemalan general unleashes a vengeful spirit upon his household
Sundance Review: La Llorona Magnifies the Guilt of a Nation Ever since Hannah Arendt coined the term “the banality of evil” in her 1963 book Eichmann in Jerusalem, it’s been a phrase oft-used in an attempt to de...
'La Llorona' Film Review: Jayro Bustamante Examines Real-Life Historical Horror in Impressive Third Feature The title may conjure up the supernatural, but this shrewd film contemplates the actual genocide perpetrated against Guatemala's indigenous population
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Rich and Unsettling, La Llorona Demands Your Attention Guatemalan director Jayro Bustamante’s taut, effective new horror film finds new ways to spin an old legend.
Film Review: ‘La Llorona’ Jayro Bustamante returns with a modern spin on the eponymous Latin American legend, shot through with horror and political rage.
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