The latest wave of Mexican cinema | Financial Times

Around the start of this century, the world had all but forgotten that Mexican films even existed. Then the explosion happened, as a new generation of film-makers not only put their country on the map of world cinema, but conquered Hollywood: Alfonso Cuarón (from breakthrough Y tu mamá también to Roma, via Gravity and even a Harry Potter); horror/fantasy maestro Guillermo del Toro (The Shape of Water); and Alejandro González Iñárritu, who arguably started the new surge with his 2000 drama Amores Perros.

Source: The latest wave of Mexican cinema | Financial Times