Six Latino movies to binge watch while you're recovering from your Thanksgiving feast

What it’s about: For those who have yet to see the vibrant animated film based around the vibrant Día de Muertos holiday, this movie focuses on the need to honor ones family and tugs at your heartstrings.

What it’s about: Bellas de Noche, or Queens of the Night, follows the story of five of the most famous showgirls in Mexico during the 1970s and 1980s (a time were nightclubs, cabarets and theaters dominated nightlife) as they reminisce on their past glory and fame.

What it’s about: Follow Residente, former of Calle 13, as he trots the globe learning more about the places he comes from and how his ancestors brought him to where he is today.

After having taken a DNA test, the 24-time Grammy Award-winning and Nobel Peace Summit Award recipient seeks to learn more about himself through the lens of others

What it’s about: Although this one is a bit more historical, it’s definitely not for the kiddos.

John Leguizamo dives into the deep and heartbreaking history of Latinos in the Americas and traces 3,000 years of Latin History with his signature style of humor.

What it’s about: Comedienne Cristela Alonzo tackles Latino stereotypes, social norms and her mother’s tough-love parenting style.

Cristela reminds everyone why she is a #bosschica and one of the top Latinx comedians to watch.

What it’s about: This one is for the whole familia. The writers of the film Pachamama weaved a beautiful and timeless journey-to-hero story about a boy who goes on an adventure to achieve something greater than he is and showing that we could all believe in a little more magic.