Latino Cinema refers to films produced by or featuring Latino filmmakers and actors, often highlighting the diverse cultures, experiences, and stories of Latin American communities. This genre encompasses a wide range of styles and themes, from drama and comedy to documentary and animation, reflecting the rich tapestry of Latino life. Notable films in Latino Cinema include Coco, which celebrates Mexican culture, and Roma, a semi-autobiographical film by Alfonso Cuarón. The industry has gained recognition for its unique storytelling and has contributed significantly to global cinema, showcasing the importance of representation and cultural identity.