On the banks of Germany’s Alster and Elbe Rivers, Hamburg has emerged as one of northern Europe’s most compelling food cities ...

Lav Diaz is developing a film about false prophets and a screen adaptation of José Rizal’s “Noli Me Tangere,” the Filipino ...

Still, in South Florida, even when temps lag, September brings with it the return of family-friendly fare like the Berry Farm ...

Starting in the early 1400s, the Age of Exploration marked a period of 200 years when countless Europeans sailed out to find lands and treasures hidden around the world—to them, at least. One such ...

Because “Magellan” is a lavish film about the famous Portuguese explorer, one might expect it to be a bombastic epic on the order of Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” (2022) or “1492: Conquest of Paradise” ...

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The USS Nimitz is rounding South America on its way from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean and the last legs of the aircraft carrier’s journey to its new homeport at Naval Station Norfolk, Va.

Sometimes even the most well-intentioned film can make the horrors of history look entertaining. Whether it’s the allure of high-seas adventures, war films that take us to ancient battlefields, or ...

Imagine walking up to the most beautiful human you’ve ever seen. They are everything you ever wanted in a lover—the shining hair, the perfect body, the penetrating eyes. But then you engage them in ...

“Magellan” opens with a young girl looking through a dense thicket of foliage and spotting something alarming. “I saw a white man,” she tells the residents of her remote island village in the ...

Whatever seafaring saga your imagination may conjure upon hearing the name Magellan, it’s nothing like “Magellan.” Or “Magalhães” in the original Portuguese, the most recent offering from Filipino ...

Celebrated Mexican actor and filmmaker Gael García Bernal believes that Latin American and European cinema share a critical perspective that is “more necessary than ever” in the face of the “hegemony” ...