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Photo courtesy of Everett Collection, Columbia Pictures Warner Bros. Everett Collection Films Everett Collection In our series of films from Latin American or Hispanic filmmakers focusing on experiences abroad we have prioritized films that are set at least partially in the United States and capture the Latino and Hispanic experience. The broad concepts we tried to capture through this list. You're going to see a lot of stories from an immigrant perspective.

You're going to see a lot of stories about second and third generation ecuador telegram data people who are of Latinx descent who may or may not speak Spanish. And there's a lot of stories about people who feel like they're split between two identities. Yet Zack Snyder's 2016 feature-length film adaptation garnered widespread attention at the time as key members of Watchmen played key roles in the comics' Doomsday Clock saga. Photo courtesy of Watchmen is a bit of a "remix" created by screenwriter Damon Lindelof, known for Lost and Watch.

The miniseries is a bit like a sequel to Moore and Gibbons' graphic novel, mixing old and new elements to create something completely original. Night Sister Regina King is the protagonist of this series as she battles a white supremacist organization, corrupt police officers, and the spread of a decades-old mystery. Despite its short and controversial life, the Watchmen miniseries certainly left its mark. It also veers into thought-provoking territory that Marvel and itself haven't gone into in their shows.