Gregory Nava on how his 1997 film ‘Selena’ has stood the test of time

I’ve always found myself captivated by movies that resonate deeply, such as “Selena.” Phrases like “Anything for Selenas” echo powerfully within me, while scenes portraying her family’s complex journey with their Mexican-American identity feel strikingly relatable. Over the years, this film has not only stood the test of time but also remains one of the rare cinematic interpretations of Selena that earned the approval of her own family.