We remain committed to amplifying the reach and impact of Latin American, Spanish, and Latinx cinema through our Hispanic Heritage Impact Campaign. Our current efforts are focused on increasing access to the region’s best films and engaging new audiences through the following initiatives:

➤ Book a Screen+Talk: Connect filmmakers and audiences through thoughtful conversations that explore your films’ themes, creative process, and cultural relevance.
➤ Organize a Spanish Film Club: Bring bold and compelling films to classrooms and campuses around the world, sparking dialogue and curiosity
➤ Subscribe to Pragda STREAM: Explore our rapidly expanding streaming platform, with a projected 900 titles by the end of 2026, offering academic audiences greater access to your work.

Book a Screen+Talk

DIRECTOR: Alonso Ruizpalacios

FILM: La Cocina

RELATED SUBJECTS:

Criminal Justice, Culture + Identity, Family, Global Economy, Human Rights, Immigration + Exile, Latinx, Sociology

DIRECTOR: Ángeles Cruz

FILMS: Valentina or the Serenity, Nudo Mixteco

RELATED SUBJECTS: 

Anthropology, Family, Indigenous Peoples, Sociology, Youth, Human Rights, Women, Culture + Identity

DIRECTOR: Mariana Rondón

FILM: Bad Hair

RELATED SUBJECTS:

Afro-Latin America, Body Image, Bullying + Violence, Culture + Identity, Family, LGBTQ+, Youth

DIRECTORS: Carlos Hagerman and Jorge Villalobos

FILM: Home is Somewhere Else

RELATED SUBJECTS:

Activism, Afro-Latin America, Culture + Identity, Family, Immigration + Exile, International Politics, Latinx, Sociology, Youth

Organize a Spanish Film Club

A mature lawyer is consumed by an obsession to identify the soldiers who killed her brother during the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre in Mexico. A comedic thriller that explores revenge and forgiveness in a country historically hungry for justice.

In this wildly original tropical reinterpretation of The Wizard of Oz, a pregnant nurse turns to her skills as a sharpshooter to escape Cuba’s harsh reality. While the iconic red shoes make an appearance, everything else is unexpected.

With princesses, toads, rivers, letters, and even a confused prince, this film offers a delicate exploration of art, friendship, and creative collaboration—challenging the role of women in traditional tales.

An exploration of the fine line between admiration and cultural appropriation within the vibrant world of the Muxes, the revered third-gender community of the Zapotec indigenous people.

Subscribe to Pragda STREAM

A collection of 100 films that provide a multifaceted perspective of Latin American experiences, serving as artistic expressions and reflections of national histories and identities.

This collection explores the region’s rich traditions, artistic contributions, and social movements that have shaped music, dance, literature, and beyond.

A special collection that celebrates the diversity of the community and the many contributions Latinx people have made to our society.

The magic and diversity of the Spanish language is highlighted in this curated collection of films encompassing a wide range of genres, styles, and topics.

There are several easy ways to do so! All you need to do is ask your library to:

➤ Purchase films with DSL and PPR through Pragda. 

➤  Get a streaming subscription to Pragda STREAM and access 700+ films (900 by the end of 2026). Powered by Docuseek.

➤ Purchase individual streaming licenses with our flexible token-based model.

➤ Purchase a curated collection.

Tell your library about these deals, so you can start bringing amazing films into your classroom now!