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New Trailer for Mexican Teen Drama 'I'm No Longer Here' on Netflix - Vimarsana News

New Trailer for Mexican Teen Drama 'I'm No Longer Here' on Netflix

"That's what happens when you play bad boy." Netflix has debuted an official trailer for a Mexican drama titled I'm No Longer Here, from writer / director Fernando Frias. This premiered at the Cine Festival last year, and also played at the Mar del Plata, Tallinn Black Nights, Puerto Escondido un Oaxaca, and Göteborg Film

The Watchlist: 10 Great Indies for National Hispanic Heritage Month - Vimarsana News

The Watchlist: 10 Great Indies for National Hispanic Heritage Month

Each year between September 15 (today!) through October 15, the United States celebrates National Hispanic Heritage month, recognizing the histories,

College of DuPage's Global Flicks Film Festival continues Feb. 9 - Vimarsana News

College of DuPage's Global Flicks Film Festival continues Feb. 9

College of DuPage will host its annual Global Flicks series featuring six award-winning films. The films will be shown on Wednesdays through March 9.

College of DuPage's Global Flicks Film Festival kicks off Feb. 2 online - Vimarsana News

College of DuPage's Global Flicks Film Festival kicks off Feb. 2 online

College of DuPage will host its annual Global Flicks series featuring six award-winning films. The films will be shown on Wednesdays, Feb. 2 to March 9.

His first movie was shortlisted for an Oscar. What's next for Mexico's overnight star? - Vimarsana News

His first movie was shortlisted for an Oscar. What's next for Mexico's overnight star?

MONTERREY, Mexico — There is a scene near the end of the film "I'm No Longer Here" ("Ya no estoy aquí") in which the lead character, a stoic Mexican teenager named Ulises, walks along a highway in New York City, huffing paint thinner. Forced to flee his country after a misunderstanding with a gang, Ulises has been crushed by the isolation of immigrant life and is ready to give up. For Juan Daniel Garcia Trevino, who was a 16-year-old construction worker with no acting experience when he was cast as Ulises, it was the most difficult scene to film because it recalled his own harrowing a...