MIAMI- Democratic Congressman Joaquín Castro from Texas has launched a public call for nominations of Latino-driven films to be considered for the National Film Registry at the Library of Congress. While he has managed to get some big movies included, now it's the turn for the Hispanic public to give him a hand.
This marks the third consecutive year that Castro, one of the most prominent Latinos in Congress, has spearheaded this initiative, aiming to ensure greater representation of Hispanic stories in America's film heritage.
