DVD Releases of the Week: Two Immigrant Dramas 'A Most Violent Year', 'The Immigrant' Hit Shelves

This weekend two award-winning films will be released alongside a number of independent films. Among those are "A Most Violent Year" and "The Immigrant."

Weekend Preview 2015: 'A Most Violent Year', 'Project Almanac' To Take on Super Bowl Weekend

This week a number of small films will be released for Super Bowl XLIX weekend. The Super Bowl is known as one of the weakest weekends of the year as most audiences are home watching the big football game. Latin Post takes a look at the biggest movies out in theaters for Super Bowl 2015 Weekend

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar Isaac on 'Star Wars" and How 'A Most Violent Year' Portrays a New Latino Man to Moviegoers

Guatemalan award-winning movie star Oscar Isaac talks to Latin Post in an exclusive interview about 'A Most Violent Year,' 'Star Wars,' 'X-Men' and the one role he did that portrays Latin American men in a new light.

'A Most Violent Year', 'The Woman in Black 2' Among Must-Watch Weekend Movies

Among the many holdovers at the box office include "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies," "Unbroken" and "Into the Woods", but among those movies, Guatemalan star Oscar Isaac's buzzed-about movie "A Most Violent Year" hits theaters this weekend.

Best of Film in 2014 : Francisco Salazar' Top Ten Films of the Year

Francisco Salazar, entertainment writer, presents his Top Ten films of the year.

'A Most Violent Year' Review: Guatemala's Oscar Isaac, Jessica Chastain Are Perfect Adversaries

More than a cautionary tale, "A Most Violent Year" almost condemns the impossibility of ideals such as the heroic American Dream. While the film shows that this dream is attainable, it lambasts any notion that it can be achieved without making certain concessions. And this is where this film, which takes many cues from Francis Ford Coppolla's great "Godfather" films, connects itself most fully with those two great films. To fulfill the American Dream, compromises must be made. And these aren't always the ones we feel most comfortable making.

Oscars 2015 Predictions: Why the Best Actor Race Could See Surprises

The Best Actor race is among the most crowded categories in years as there are a number of actors who are vying for a spot at the Oscars.

Oscars 2015 State of the Race: Are 'Birdman' 'A Most Violent Year' & 'Boyhood' Front-Runners?

With the start of December awards, madness began with three major organizations handing out Best Picture awards. Additionally, the Academy Awards announced the 15 shortlisted documentaries that will compete for a nomination.

National Board of Review: Latino-Themed 'A Most Violent Year' Wins Best Picture, Guatemala's Oscar Isaac Wins Best Actor

The National Board of Review announced its annual awards Tuesday and gave "A Most Violent Year" the Best Picture of the year, while the film's lead actor, Guatemalan-born Oscar Isaac, won Best Actor.

2014 Gotham Awards Nominations: 'Boyhood' Leads Nominees But Will it Crossover to the Oscars?

On Thursday Oct. 23, the IFP announced the annual Gotham Awards with "Boyhood" leading the nominations.

Oscar 2015 Prediction: 'The Grand Budapest Hotel,' 'A Most Violent Year,' 'Foxcatcher,' 'Boyhood' Among Best Picture Contenders

The Best Picture category has always been one of the most predictable categories as the precursor awards dictate what the Academy will do when picking its top films of the year. However the one thing that is unpredictable is how many films will be nominated in the category. Since the Academy decided to allow five to 10 films, it has been hard to guess how many films will be nominated for Best Picture.
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