Greta Gerwig’s summer blockbuster ‘Barbie’ uses a playful and fun plot line to communicate important messages about gender roles and the power and struggles of women.

February is Black History Month - a great time to delve into media that educates, inspires and tells the stories of Black Americans and those around the world who have made an impact. While the movies listed below can (and should) be watched year round, this month is an extra reminder to investigate and learn from these stories.

A film in Spanish set in Mexico City, two teens grapple with following their dreams despite what others want from them; all while messaging online without even knowing it.

The sequel to the award winning Marvel film starring the people of Wakanda brings a new layer of representation to the screen.

Pixar’s new film features Meilin Lee, a 13-year old from Toronto who faces the pressure to be perfect for her mom, but also be her authentic self; all while unexpectedly turning into a giant res panda.

From technology billionaires to pop star influencers, Adam McKay’s film brings a stellar look into the urgency of focusing our attention in the right problems.

Spielberg’s fresh take on the 1957 Broadway Musical makes big changes, especially in the way Puerto Rican characters are casted and portrayed.

From Ugly Betty and Real Women Have Curves to Superstore and Gentefied, Ferrera has led a fierce change-making career.

Disney Animation Studios’ 60th feature film explores the beauty and richness of Colombia’s culture through song and story.