Kino

Kino is a film movement originating from Mexico in the 1930s and 1940s, characterized by its focus on social realism and bringing attention to everyday life and struggles of common people. It emphasizes storytelling with authentic, often socially conscious themes, aiming to reveal societal issues and evoke emotional engagement. Kino films typically use natural settings, straightforward narratives, and genuine performances to create impactful and relatable stories. The movement has influenced global cinema by fostering a more truthful and humanistic approach to filmmaking, highlighting social justice and cultural identity.