Maria Delgado
All articles by Maria Delgado
Obituaries
Ventura Pons obituary: leading and prolific Catalan filmmaker
Often referred to as the Catalan Woody Allen, Pons hopped between genres as he forged new paths for filmmaking in Catalonia – queer, modern, irreverent and with a global outlook.
By Maria Delgado
Ventura Pons obituary: leading and prolific Catalan filmmaker
Reviews
Society of the Snow: survival thriller is a compassionate retelling of the Andes flight disaster story
By Maria Delgado
3 to see
3 to see at LFF: Spanish-language films
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
My Imaginary Country: Patricio Guzmán’s galvanising film shows the power of grass-roots activism in Chile
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
1976: a chilling picture of a dictatorship run rampant
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
The Cordillera of Dreams: the masterful capper of an extraordinary documentary trilogy
By Maria Delgado
What to watch at LFF
What to watch at LFF: the best Spanish and Latin American cinema
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
The Good Boss: a perfectly weighted comedy
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
Prayers for the Stolen captures the threat of an omnipresent drug cartel
By Maria Delgado
What to watch at LFF
The best Spanish and Latin American films at LFF 2021
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
New Order clashes the corrupt against the exploited in a Mexican dystopia
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
A Common Crime turns the screw on the Argentine intelligentsia
By Maria Delgado
10 great
10 great Argentinian films of the 21st century
By Maria Delgado and Cecilia Sosa
Features
What to watch at LFF: Almodóvar and the best of Spanish-language cinema
By Maria Delgado
Lists
Forgotten treasures of the multiplex
By Ryan Gilbey, Nick James and others
Polls
The best film books, by 51 critics
By Geoff Andrew, Michael Atkinson and others
Reviews
End of the Century review: a bittersweet series of Barcelona romantic encounters
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
Rojo review: a portrait of bourgeois malevolence in 1970s Argentina
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
Monos review: a fever dream of children at war
By Maria Delgado
3 to see
3 to see at LFF if you like... Spanish-language films
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
Pain and Glory review: Pedro Almodóvar makes an art form out of reminiscence
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
The Chambermaid review: uncovering a luxury hotel’s dirty secrets
By Maria Delgado
Features
Three to see at LFF if you like... films from Spain and Latin America
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
Film of the week: Zama makes slow jest of a mouldering colonial mandarin
By Maria Delgado
3 to see
3 to see at LFF 2018 if you like... Spanish-language films
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
Film of the week: The Heiresses follows a woman emerging from her shell of privilege
By Maria Delgado
Reviews
Film of the week: A Fantastic Woman, Sebastián Lelio’s heartfelt tale of emotional survival
By Maria Delgado
Features
Three to see at LFF 2017 if you like... Spanish-language films
By Maria Delgado