{"id":908895,"date":"2024-06-28T12:57:40","date_gmt":"2024-06-28T16:57:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/glaad.org\/?p=908895"},"modified":"2025-04-29T14:15:53","modified_gmt":"2025-04-29T18:15:53","slug":"ojo-vibrant-borderlands-documentary-hummingbirds-eva-longoria-in-land-of-women-michaela-jae-rodriguez-in-loot-omar-apollos-upcoming-album-and-more","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/glaad.org\/ojo-vibrant-borderlands-documentary-hummingbirds-eva-longoria-in-land-of-women-michaela-jae-rodriguez-in-loot-omar-apollos-upcoming-album-and-more\/","title":{"rendered":"!Ojo! Vibrant Borderlands Documentary “Hummingbirds,” Eva Longoria in “Land of Women,” Michaela Ja\u00e9 Rodriguez in “Loot,\u201d Omar Apollo\u2019s Upcoming Album, and More!"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Latine media, art & cultural happenings to keep your eye on.<\/h3>\n

Every two weeks, !Ojo! brings you a curated selection of new and notable LGBTQ media curated by GLAAD\u2019s Spanish-Language & Latine Media<\/a> & Representation team.<\/p>\n

Younger latine people are more likely to identify as LGBTQ, and with over 62 million Latines in the US alone, it is crucial to celebrate and amplify inclusive media<\/a> that represents the wide range of Latine experiences. Here are just a few examples of creative projects doing just that.<\/p>\n

If you love a show, film, song, or book, please remember to share about them on social media, so that others can also know about and enjoy great queer Latine media.<\/p>\n

Hummingbirds<\/em>\u00a0by Silvia Del Carmen Casta\u00f1os & Estefan\u00eda “Beba” Contreras<\/h3>\n

Winner of the Berlinale Generation Grand Jury Prize, Hummingbirds<\/em> celebrates the power of friendship, laughter, and joy as tools of survival and resistance. Actor-Directors Silvia Del Carmen Casta\u00f1os & Estefan\u00eda “Beba” Contreras tell their own coming-of-age story in Hummingbirds.<\/em> Described in their website<\/a>, as “a punk-rock portrait of the last summer of their youth on the Texas-Mexico border. Together they transform their hometown of Laredo into a cinematic wonderland of creative expression and activist hijinx. Offering an unexpected depiction of the US\/Mexico border, this joyful and irreverent tale of friendship and resilience explores the crossroads of immigration, gender, sexuality, mental health, and class.”<\/p>\n

Hummingbirds<\/em>\u2019 national broadcast premieres on PBS Television Channel on Monday, July 1, 2024, at 10pm\/9C. It will also be available to stream until September 29, 2024, on pbs.org and the PBS App.<\/p>\n

Watch the official trailer below!<\/p>\n