Please see attached! 
Write a 2-3 page,
single-spaced review and critique of a film, with the review focusing on the
role of place and integrating two themes or concepts from the course. The
structure of the paper should be divided into two parts as follows: 1) a one to
two paragraph summary of the film (NO MORE THAN THAT-THERE IS A GOOD CHANCE I
HAVE ALSO SEEN THE FILM, SO DON’T NEED A RECAP); and 2) a critique of the role
of place in the film. The following questions are intended to guide through
this part of the exercise: Where did the film occur? How important was the
location to the storyline? What did you learn about this place because of the
film? Do you feel this place was misrepresented in anyway? If so, how? If not,
why not? Also, try to identify aspects of the film that helped to depict the
place (e.g architecture, clothing, landscapes). Your grade will be based largely
on how well you discuss the role of place should include such things as:
architecture, clothes, food, street scenes, as well as cultural elements such
as the role of gender, religion, or anything else that might be relevant to the
storyline. 
Here are a
few suggestions: Central
Station, Amores Perros, City of God, Strawberry and Chocolate, Guantanamera, Y
Tu Mama Tambien, The Motorcycle Diaries, Buena Vista Social Club, Amores
Perros, Maria Full of Grace, Sugar, Rudo y Cursi, The Violin, Sin Nombre,
Behind the Sun, Silent Light, Like Water for Chocolate, Elite Squad, House of
Sand, Bus 174, God is Brazilian, Wild Tales, The Crime of Padre Amaro, Trash, A
Fantastic Woman, Roma, and many, many more.
You can
simply type Latin American films into your Netflix or other streaming platform
search engine or look at one of these websites for more ideas: http://www.foreignfilms.com/ or https://www.imdb.com/list/ls003792898/.