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A universal and timeless mother-daughter story, Asia has been an audience favorite at film festivals worldwide.

Curator Mari Carmen Ramírez talks with PBS correspondent Jeffrey Brown about 20th-century Latin American art.

The MFAH joins QFest and the City of Houston in celebrating Pride Month through the art of film.

If you enjoyed the exhibition Glory of Spain—or if you never had a chance to see it—this one’s for you. Works of art from the Hispanic Society Museum & Library are on loan to the MFAH.

Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof’s conscientious moral drama examines the universal issue of capital punishment. 

The poetic documentary debut from media artist Sky Hopinka follows two people as they wander through nature, the spirit world, and something much deeper inside.

A woman leaves her children in Poland to take a job as caregiver for the patriarch of a wealthy Swiss family in a gorgeous lakeside villa.

Hope tells an authentic and moving tale about an incurable illness and the resilience of love.

David Wojnarowicz, who blazed a trail of confrontation and activism, created a body of work with arresting beauty and surreal power.

In a documentary love letter to the humble neighborhood grocery store, the words of the employees at a São Paolo supermercado tell the story.