Mixed Take

Movies are normally referred to as motion pictures. In the case of Alfonso Cuarón, his movies are motion portraits. Each frame is carefully crafted until it unfolds into a scene. And each scene comes together until it forms an artistic picture of human struggle and growth. Join us to learn more about Cuarón's techniques and storytelling style

In this episode, we explore the life and career of Alejandro G. Iñárritu. From disc jockey to Hollywood director of iconic movies including Birdman, Babel, and the Revenant, Iñárritu’s films invite us to grapple with questions related to purpose, love, redemption, and hope.

Guillermo del Toro might be seen as strange but he is no stranger to Hollywood. His resume is overflowing with critical acclamation, box office success, and a cult following. In this episode, we explore how his Mexican roots and Catholic upbringing influenced his career and shaped his films.

Welcome to Mixed Take, a World Outspoken podcast where we discuss how the mixing of cultures and heritages in America - influence film, television, and other forms of media and entertainment. It's hosted by us, Robert Rivera and Donielle Alicea. Why does it matter that Guillermo Del Toro is Mexican and Lin Manuel Miranda is Puerto Rican? Does that have any impact on their storytelling? No longer a...