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2014 Latino & Native American Film Festival @ SCSU Program Dedicated to Puerto Rican Photographer: Frank Espada 1930 – 2014 FULL LENGTH FILMS Click on Image or WebAddress for Trailer The Gold Broach (Broche de Oro) Raul Marchand 2012. Categories: Film Run time: 90 min. | Puerto Rico | Language: Spanish | subtitled A delightful comedy about three elderly friends who "escape" from a retirement home for a week end at the beach where a grandson is participating in a surfing competition. The film was a huge box office success in Puerto Rico.

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2014  Latino  &  Native  American  Film  Festival  @  SCSU  

 Program  

Dedicated  to  Puerto  Rican  Photographer:    Frank  Espada  

1930  –  2014  

       

FULL  LENGTH  FILMS  Click  on  Image  or  Web-­Address  for  Trailer  

 The  Gold  Broach  (Broche  de  Oro)     Raul  Marchand  2012.    Categories:  Film    

Run  time:  90  min.  |  Puerto  Rico  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

A  delightful  comedy  about  three  elderly  friends  who  "escape"  from  a  retirement  home  for  a  week  end  at  the  beach  where  a  grandson   is  participating   in  a   surfing   competition.  The   film  was  a  huge  box  office   success   in  Puerto  Rico.    

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 Cinco  de  Mayo:  The  battle  of  Puebla     Rafa  Lara  2013.    Categories:  Film    

Run  time:  125  min.  |  Mexico  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

On  May   5th,   1862,   General   Ignacio   Zaragoza’s   inexperienced   army   defeated  Napoleon   III’s   invading   French  forces;   yet,   very   little   is   known  or   remembered  about   the  events   that   led   to   that  historic   and  bloody  battle.  Featuring   an   all-­‐star  Mexican   cast   (Angelica  Aragon,  Kuno  Becker,  Mario  Zaragoza)   and  hundreds  of   extras,  and   based   on   rigorous   research,   this   exciting   multi-­‐million   dollar   war   epic   tells   the   story   of   this   much  celebrated  event   from   the  points  of   view  of  politicians,   generals,   soldiers,  wives  and  even   two  young   lovers  who  meet  on  the  battlefield.      Caíto.     Pablo  Trapero  2013.    Categories:  Emerging  Filmmaker  Competition    

Run  time:  70  min.  |  Argentina  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

Caíto,   produced   by   Pablo   Trapero,   is   a   sentimental   road   movie   about   the   close   relationship   between   two  brothers,  born  and  raised  in  a  small  town  in  the  Province  of  Córdoba.  Caíto  has  Becker's  Muscular  Dystrophy,  but  he  does  not  let  that  stop  him  from  living  his  life  to  the  fullest!  He  had  a  dream  to  someday  make  a  movie  with  his  brother,  Guille,  a  well-­‐known  actor.  Caíto,  the  movie,  is  that  dream  come  true.    Garifuna  in  Peril     Rubén  Reyes,  Ali  Allie  2012.    Categories:  Emerging  Filmmaker  Competition    

Run  time:  99  min.  |  Honduras  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      Click  Here  for  Trailer:    http://nefiac.festivalgenius.com/2013/films/garifunainperil_rubnreyes_nefiac2013      

Ricardo,  a  Garifuna  language  teacher  living  in  Los  Angeles,  wants  to  preserve  his  culture  by  building  a  language  school  in  his  home  village.  However,  a  fundraising  venture  with  his  brother  Miguel  soon  becomes  tangled  up  by   the   expansion   plans   of   a   nearby   tourist   resort,   forcing   Ricardo   to   fly   back   home   and   sort   out   the  mess.  

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Ricardo’s  land  troubles  are  mirrored  in  a  play  within  a  movie  about  Garifuna  hero  Joseph  Satuye.  Shot  in  Los  Angeles  and  Honduras,  “Garifuna  in  Peril”  features  a  cast  of  first-­‐time  Honduran  and  Belizean  actors.    No  Autumn,  No  Spring  (Sin  Otoño  Sin  Primavera)   Iván  Mora  2012.    Categories:  Emerging    

Filmmaker  Competition    Run  time:  117  min.  |  Ecuador  |  subtitled      

   

Lucas   is   in   college   studying   for   a   law   degree.   He   has   developed   an   advanced   concept   on   the   subject   of   the  anarchy  of  the  imagination.  Lucas  dreams  big,  and  when  his  ideals  fall  short  he  becomes  addicted  to  sleeping  pills,  turning  his  life  into  an  anarchic  battleground.  Paula  sells  pills  while  she  collects  tales  of  happiness  from  the  city’s  inhabitants.  She  is  coping  with  the  death  of  her  father,  and  a  medical  condition.  Antonia  has  a  passion  for  life  but  her  doctors  have  given  her  a  few  months  to  live;  so  she  decides  to  contact  ex-­‐boyfriend  Martin,  now  living  abroad  with  a   fiancée,   to  come  back  and  grant  Antonia  one   final,   treacherous  request.  No  Autumn,  No  Spring  depicts  modern  day  Guayaquil  City  and   its   invisible  generation.   Iván  Mora  Manzano’s  punk  ballad  of  rebellion,   confrontation   and   the   disenfranchised   reveals   the   tribulations   of   young   men   and   women   who  struggle  deeply  with  the  transition  from  adolescence  to  adulthood.  —  Andres  Castillo    Se  Vende  (For  Sale)     Jorge  “Pichi”  Perugorria    2012.    Categories:  Film  

Run  time:  77  min.  |  Cuba  |  subtitled        

Click  Here  for  Trailer:    http://www.sevendelapelicula.com/#prettyPhoto/1/      

This   is   the   story   of   Nacar   (yes,   like   the  made-­‐in-­‐Cuba   soap),   a   young   lab  worker  who   decides   to   have   her  financial  woes  and  hardships  worked  out  by  selling  the  tomb  where  her  parents  lie  and,  “piece  by  piece”,  their  remains   to   those  who  use  these  remains   in  occult  practices.  During  one  of  her  weekly  visits   to  her  mother’s  grave,  the  diseased  advises  her  to  sell  the  grave:  "...  If  we  have  to  sacrifice  the  dead  to  feed  the  living  ...  we  will!"  …  Cubans  have  always  been  attracted  by  black  comedy  and  necrophilia.  That’s  how  the  director  of  Se  Vende  

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(For   Sale)   explains   the   enormous   success   of   his   film.   This   is   a   story   of   black   humor,  where   death   is   only   a  pretext  to  talk  about  life  as  Pearl  says,  "My  mother  is  a  specialist  in  the  art  of  survival,  ..  that  is  what  this  story  is  about  "        

DOCUMENTARIES  Click  on  Image  or  Web-­Address  for  Trailer  

   

The  Great  Fallacy  (La  Gran  Falacia)         Paco  Vazquez    2013.  Categories:  Documentary  Run  time:  86  min.  |  Puerto  Rico  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled    

Click  Here  for  Trailer:    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0rY-­‐8fEC0w      

The  Great  Fallacy  is  a  documentary  about  the  political,  economic,  and  social  situation  of  Puerto  Rico.  Based  on  current  circumstances  of  the  Island  and  using  history  as  the  foundation  for  the  film,  this  documentary  reveals  how  politicians  manipulate  the  system  so  big  corporations  can  maintain  control.  The  Great  Fallacy  also  promotes  solutions  for  the  people  to  force  changes  to  the  system  through  themselves  and  not  through  the  government.    Noho  Hewa  (The  Truth  about  Hawai’i)         A.  Keala  Kelly    2013.  Categories:  Documentary  Run  time:  70  min.  |  Hawai’i  |  Language:  English  |    

 

Click  Here  for  Trailer:    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r69D97_tH5k    

In  the  Hawaiian  language,  hewa  means  wrong  and  noho  means  to  occupy.  This  documentary  is  a  contemporary  look  at  Hawaiian  people,  politics  and  resistance  in  the  face  of  their  systematic  erasure  under  U.S.  laws,  economy,  militarism,  and  real  estate  speculation.  It  is  a  raw,  unscripted  story  that  makes  critical  links  between  seemingly  unrelated  industries,  and  is  told  from  the  perspective  of  Hawaiians.  Noho  Hewa  is  the  first  feature  length  film  produced  by  Hawaiian  journalist  and  filmmaker  Anne  Keala  Kelly,  

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who  directed,  shot  and  edited  the  film  over  the  course  of  six  years.  In  2008  Noho  Hewa  won  the  Hawaii  International  Film  Festivals  Award  For  Best  Documentary.    Angels  &  Dust  (Angeles  y  Polvo)         Hector  Herrerra    2014.  Categories:  Documentary  

Run  time:  78  min.  |  Panama  /  Spain|  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

Click  Here  for  Trailer:    http://www.javafilms.fr/spip.php?article1429    

A  mesmerising,  hallucinogenic  journey  through  the  gangs  and  drug  culture  of  modern  Panama.  When  music  producer,  Paco  and  his  wife,  Kene,  are  arrested  at  the  airport  with  plates  of  cocaine  strapped  to  their  bodies,  his  brother,  Mauricio,  is  dragged  into  a  dangerous  underworld.  Desperate  to  do  something,  Mauricio  leaves  his  home  in  Barcelona  behind  and  -­‐  with  the  help  of  illegal  taxi  driver,  Fat  -­‐  settles  into  a  new  life  in  Panama.   As  the  wheels  of  bureaucracy  turn  slowly,  Mauricio  tries  to  secure  protection  in  prison  for  Paco  and  Kene  and  win  custody  of  their  two  year  old  daughter,  seized  at  the  airport  by  social  services.  Paco  soon  comes  under  the  wing  of  violent  killer,  Matón,  and  even  starts  producing  music  from  prison.  But  life  on  the  streets  is  even  more  dangerous.  Every  day,  more  and  more  people  are  killed  in  wars  between  rival  gangs.  Journalists  like  William  Sala  spend  their  days  going  from  one  crime  scene  to  another.  Guided  by  Fat’s  friends,  former  gang  members  Julito  and  Lolo,  Mauricio  witnesses  first-­‐hand  the  realities  of  ghetto  life.      One  Dollar  (Un  Dollar:  El  precio  de  la  vida)         Hector  Herrerra    2012.  Categories:    

Documentary  Run  time:  64  min.  |  Panama  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

Click  Here  for  Trailer:    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0323497/plotsummary?ref_=tt_ov_pl      

This  story  tells  about  daily  violence  inside  the  ghettos  of  Panama.  Three  main  characters:  LATIN  FRESH  music  band;  a  clerk  who  collects  corpses  on  Panama  streets;  and  LOLO,  the  leader  of  CRAZY  KILLER  one  of  the  most  dangerous  gangs  of  Panama      

3  Million  (3  Millones).       Jaime  Roos  2012.  Categories:  Documentary    Run  time:  135  min.  |  Uruguay  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

     

Iconic   Uruguayan   musician   Jaime   Roos   and   son   Yamandu   capture   the   glory   and   excitement   around   the  Uruguayan  national   soccer   team’s   (known  as  La  Celeste)  performance  during   the  2010  World  Cup   in   South  Africa  in  this  exuberant  documentary.  Through  interviews,  exclusive  images  and  stock  footage  and  a  fantastic  

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soundtrack  written  by  Jaime  Roos,  “3  Million”  is  a  celebration  of  soccer  and  about  a  father  and  son  who  find  common  ground  over  their  love  for  the  sport.        The  Rose:  A  Senseof  Place      Aku  Rodriguez   2013.    Categories:  Documentary  

Run  time:  45  min.  |  USA  |  Language:  English  |      

Click  Here  for  Trailer:    https://vimeo.com/5364963      

This  film  documents  the  social,  economic,  and  political  forces  behind  the  The  Rose  Theater,  the  first  Spanish  language  movie  theater  in  Texas,  which  opened  in  the  1920’s.    Actors  would  come  and  visit,  attracting  big  crowds.    One  of  the  actors  most  easily  recognized  today  is  Dolores  Del  Rio.    El  Rastrojero:  Utopías  De  La  Argentina  Potencia       Miguel  Colombo,  Marcos  Pastor      

2006.    Categories:  Documentary  Run  time:  75  min.  |  Argentina  |  subtitled    

Click  Here  for  Trailer:    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z83oTpx5J8      

This  film  documents  the  social,  economic,  and  political  forces  behind  the  development  and  production  of  the  Rastrojero,  a  small  diesel  utility  pickup  truck  (taxis  were  also  developed)  built  by  the  Argentine  government-­‐owned  airplane  (and  vehicle)  manufacturer  IAME  (Industrias  Aeronáuticas  y  Mecánicas  del  Estado)  from  1952  to  1980.  The  Rastrojero  was  born  as  a  product  driven  by  the  state  company,  during  the  epoch  of  stimulus  to  the  local  work  force  and  support  to  domestic  industry,  during  the  presidency  of  General  Juan  Domingo  Perón.      The  End  of  the  Potemkin  "El  fin  del  Potemkin"    Misael  Bustos    2011.    Categories:  Documentary  

Run  time:  77  min.  |  Argentina  |  subtitled      

Click  Here  for  Trailer:    http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_382770&feature=iv&src_vid=cegZ21OIsrs&v=HGvtW6oW1Jk  

 

"The  end  of  the  Potemkin"  tells  the  story  of  Soviet  sailors  who  were  left  stranded  in  the  port  of  Mar  del  Plata,  Argentina  aboard  Latar  II,  when  the  USSR  dissolved.  The  fishing  company  they  worked  for  was  based  in  Latvia  and  went  bankrupt  when  the  Russians  told  them  to  take  charge  of  their  own  ships.  Over  sixty  men  were  in  the  Argentina  coast,  without  pay  or  opportunities  back  home.  The  filmmaker,  Misael  Bustos,  found  some  of  them  and,   based   on   their   lives,   made   this   documentary.   The   title   refers   to   "Battleship   Potemkin"   symbol   of   the  Russian  Revolution  of  1905,  immortalized  by  Sergei  Eisenstein.    Chronic  Love  (Amor  Crónico)       Jorge  Prerrugorría  2012.      Categories:  Documentary    

Run  time:  80  min.  |  Cuba  |  Language:  Spanish,  English  |  subtitled      

 

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Amor  crónico  follows  the  flamboyant  Grammy  nominated  Cuban-­‐born  and  New  York  based  singer  CuCú  Diamantes  on  her  tour  around  Cuba.  The  film  interweaves  footage  of  live  musical  performances  with  a  fictional  love  story  narrative.  The  result  is  an  energetic  display  of  CuCú  Diamantes'  glamorous  performance  style  with  a  fresh  Latin  soundtrack  and  comical  twist.  It  is  at  unique  road  movie  and  portrait  of  a  Cuban  artist  traveling  back  to  her  roots.    The  Word  in  the  Woods  (La  Palabra  En  El  Bosque)       Jeffrey  Gould  2011.      

Categories:  Documentary    Run  time:  56  min.  |  El  Salvador  |  subtitled      

   

During   the   early  1970s,   hundreds  of  peasants   in   a   remote   region  of  El   Salvador  began   to   emulate   the   early  Christians,   working   the   land   together   and   building   communities   based   on   solidarity.   By   the   late   1970s,  thousands   of   peasants   in   northern   Morazan   organized   to   resist   National   Guard   repression,   which   often  involved  torture  and  executions.  In  the  1980s,  the  military  engaged  in  scorched  earth  operations  against  their  villages,   inaugurating  a  12-­‐year  civil  war.  La  palabra  en  el  bosque  tells   their  stories,  placing  them  in  context  within  the  light  of  current  reality.    There  Isn't  A  More  Diverse  Place  (No  Hay  Lugar  Más  Diverso)     Felipe  Degregori  2012.      

Categories:  Documentary    Run  time:  52  min.  |  Peru  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

This  documentary  was  chosen  to  represent  Peru  in  the  3rd  edition  of  Doctv  Latinoamérica.  It  tells  the  story  of  the  boat,  Henry  9,  one  of  the  boats  belonging  to  the  company  of  that  same  name,  that  transports  people  and  goods   in  the  Peruvian  Amazon  on  the  route   from  Pucallpa  to  Iquitos  and  back.  The  film  draws  the  spectator  into  this  magical,  yet  very  complicated  world.    

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 The  Bus  (La  Camioneta)     Mark  Kendall  2012.    Categories:  Documentary    

Run  time:  71  min.  |  Guatemala  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

Every   day   dozens   of   decommissioned   school   buses   leave   the   United   States   on   a   southward  migration   that  carries   them   to   Guatemala,   where   they   are   repaired,   repainted,   and   resurrected   as   the   brightly-­‐colored  camionetas  that  bring  the  vast  majority  of  Guatemalans  to  work  each  day.  Since  2006,  nearly  1,000  camioneta  drivers  and  fare-­‐collectors  have  been  murdered  for  either  refusing  or  being  unable  to  pay  the  extortion  money  demanded  by  local  Guatemalan  gangs.  LA  CAMIONETA  follows  one  such  bus  on  its  transformative  journey:  a  journey  between  North  and  South,  between   life  and  death,  and   through  an  unfolding  collection  of  moments,  people,  and  places  that  serve  to  quietly  remind  us  of  the  interconnected  worlds  in  which  we  live.  

   

SHORTS  Click  on  Image  or  Web-­Address  for  Trailer  DESDE  CUBA:  NEW  CINEMA  1     Various  Directors  2013.    Categories:  Shorts  Program,  Young    

Cuban  Filmmaker's  Showcase    Run  time:  83  min.  |  Cuba  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

A  selection  of  Award  Winning  Shorts  from  the  Young  Filmmakers  Showcase  Competition  in  Havana  -­‐  2013  -­‐  INTERNATIONAL  PREMIERE    

Every  Time  I  Remember,  I  Forget   Laura  González  2012.    Categories:  Short    Run  time:  14  min.  |  Uruguay,  Spain  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

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María   is  an  elderly  spanish  woman  suffering   from  Alzheimer's  who  keeps  returning  to  her  childhood  during  the  Spanish  Civil  War.  Rosa  is  a  young  colombian  girl  who  has  lived  through  war.  When  she  becomes  María's  caretaker,  a  special  relationship  develops.    Help  Me  To  Remember  (Ayúdame  A  Recordar)  Fran  Casanova  2012.  Categories:  Short    

Run  time:  17  min.  |  Spain  |  subtitled      

   

Santi  is  a  10  year  old  boy  who,  after  discovering  that  his  grandfather  Pelayo  is  deeply  affected  by  the  death  of  his  wife  and  suffering  from  Alzheimers,  finds,  through  fantasy  and  old  comics,  a  way  to  help  his  grandfather  get  back  the  will  to  live.    Last  Street  (Calle  Última)   Marcelo  Martinessi  2012.    Categories:  Short    

Run  time:  20  min.  |  Paraguay  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

Myriam  is  13.  This  might  be  her  last  day  at  school.  24  hours  of  her  life,  portraying  the  delights  and  struggles  of  her  routine,  along  a  journey  to  find  acceptance.      

2014  Latino  &  Native  American  Film  Festival  @  SCSU  

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Positive  Negative     Florencia  Marano  2012.    Categories:  Short    Run  time:  15  min.  |  Argentina  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

In  a  small  town  in  the  argentinian  Pampa,  two  teen  friends  secretly  escape  to  the  countryside,  to  take  care  of  something  that  can  only  be  solved  covertly.    Reality  2.0  /  La  Realidad  2.0       Victor  Orozco  Ramirez  2012.    Categories:  Short    

Run  time:  11  min.  |  Germany,  Alemania,  Mexico  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

 It  was  autumn  when  I  arrived  in  Germany.  I  thought  that  in  this  exotic  country  I  could  distance  myself  a  little  bit   from   Mexico,   but   I   was   wrong.   Drug   traffickers   managed   to   take   me   back   in   a   ruthless   way.   A   short  animated  documentary  about  the  drug-­‐related  violence  in  Mexico.    The  Milk  of  Hope  (El  Seno  de  la  Esperanza)     Freddy  Vargas  2012.    Categories:  Short    

Run  time:  13  min.  |  Dominican  Republic  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

Cheddy  Garcia  plays  Sonia  Marmolejos,  a  young  Dominican  mother  of  five,  who  helped  several  orphan  Haitian  babies  after  Haiti's  2010  earthquake  in  such  a  tender  and  unselfish  way  that  it  touched  the  hearts  of  everyone  in  the  nation  of  the  Dominican  Republic  and  the  world.  Based  on  a  true  story.  

2014  Latino  &  Native  American  Film  Festival  @  SCSU  

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 The  Tuner  (O  Afinador)     Matheus  Parizi,  Fernando  Camargo  2012.    Categories:  Shorts  Program    

Run  time:  15  min.  |  Brazil  |  Language:  Portuguese    |  subtitled    

   

Paulo,   a   young   piano   tuner  who  works   in   his   father"s   restoration  workshop,  wants   to   be   a   concert   pianist.  During  a  day  of  work,  he  tries  to  find  the  whereabouts  of  a  letter  from  a  music  conservatory  that  he  anxiously  awaits.    Yasuní       Nicolás  Entel  2013.    Categories:  Documentary,  Short    

Run  time:  31  min.  |  Ecuador  |  Language:  Spanish  |  subtitled      

   

YASUNI   explores   the   role   of   the   oil   industry   in   the   lives   of   two   native   communities   in   the   Amazon,   and  establishes  a  sharp  contrast  between  those  that  have  been  touched  by  the  oil  companies,  and  those  that  have  not.      Song  to  my  sad  sister  (Canção  Para  Minha  Irmã)     Pedro  Severien  2012.    Categories:  Short  

Run  time:  18  min.  |  Brasil  |  subtitled    

   

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Tiago   is  an   inmate   in  a  semi-­‐open  regime.   It's  been  some  time  since  he   last  returned  to  his  hometown.  On  a  visit   to   his   sister,   he   finds   a   very  different   landscape   from   the  one  kept   in  his  memory.   Something  has   also  changed  in  the  interior  landscape  of  the  people  who  live  there.    San  Juan,  La  Noche  Más  Larga       Claudia  Huaiquimilla    2012.    Categories:  Short  

Run  time:  18  min.  |  Chile  |  subtitled      

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It's  June  24Th  and  people  of  Lawan,  a  Mapuche  community  in  southern  Chile,  is  planning  a  big  celebration  for  Saint  John's  Eve.  Despite  this,  Cheo  (11),  a  restless  and  misfit  kid,  it's  not  happy  because  means  the  return  of  Manquel  (45),  his  father,  to  the  community.  He  is  a  violent  man  who,  when  he  drinks  too  much,  vent  his  anger  with  his  family,  unleashing  in  Cheo  strong  desires  for  revenge.    Adivina  Quién  Viene  A  Comer  Mañana     Pepe  Jordana    2012.    Categories:  Dramatic  Short  

Run  time:  30  min.  |  Spain  |  subtitled  https://vimeo.com/35515981    

 

A   beautiful   young   veterinarian,   only   daughter   of   a   humble   shepherd,   returns   home   to   a   remote   village   in  Galicia  to  announce  her  upcoming  wedding  to  a  renowned  neurologist.  She  wants  to  organize  a  meal  the  next  day   to   let   everyone   know.   However,   her   father,   moved   equally   by   jealousy   and   ignorance   (he   confuses  neurology  with  black  magic)  decides  to  stop  the  wedding,  with  the  help  of  several  neighbors.    Atracones     Bernabé  Rico    2011.         Categories:  Dramatic  Short  

Run  time:  7  min.  |  Spain  |  subtitled    

https://vimeo.com/22608690      

Alice  is  a  teenager  admired  by  all  her  peers.  She  is  an  excellent  student  and  a  good  friend.  However,  she  sees  herself  as  a  fat  pig.      

LOCAL  FILMMAKERS    Carlos       Mercedes  Arensberg  2012.    Categories:  Dramatic  Short  

Run  time:  6  min.  |  USA  |  subtitled  No  Trailer  Available  

 

In  this  short  I  pay  tribute  to  my  brother  Carlos.  The  first  love  of  my  life  and  my  muse.  In  a  world  of  irresponsible  parents  like  crazy  and  sometimes  cruel  children  -­‐  my  older  brother  Carlos  -­‐  protected  me,  inspired  and  showed  a  life  full  of  magic,  art,  humor,  culture  and  intelligence.  Carlos  was  assaulted  several  times  just  for  being  homosexual  -­‐  died  of  AIDS  at  age  35  and  a  big  piece  of  my  heart  went  with  him.  The  rest  of  me  will  forever  be,  indulably,  influenced  by  him.  In  the  video  I  investigate  the  Carlos  exisiting  inside  of  me.  A  little  lost,  a  little  lonely,  a  little  different  ......  but  eternally  searching.  exploring    

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