Diego Luna: On Film and Social Change @ALOUDla
Diego Luna: On Film and Social Change  @ALOUDla
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In conversation with Mandalit del Barco, correspondent, national desk, NPR West

From acting in award-winning films such as Before Night Falls, Frida, and Milk, to directing a forthcoming feature on Cesar Chavez, Luna's passion for storytelling as an agent for social change is illuminated in his film work. As an activist, he speaks out against the bi-national arms trade and he is founder of Ambulante, a mobile documentary project bringing cinema to remote places in the Americas. Inspired by art as reflections, Luna talks about these projects and life on both sides of the border.
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Diego Luna: On Film and Social Change

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