Runtime: 15 minutes Year: 2013 Demario Williams is an aspiring filmmaker who was in the process of creating his first documentary film aimed to investigate infant murder and community violence in Oakland. After he succeeded in interviewing the mayor of...
Scene study of the famous bathtub scene from “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”. This scene has modified dialogue and was re-interpreted to fit the drug-induced grunge scene in Seattle during the 1990′s.
Jale is Spanish for “pull”, but also is Chicano/Mexican slang for “work”. The title also refers to the push and pull of immigration that draws Mexicans to the U.S. This film is an attempt to create a metaphor of the experience of day laborers and the Chicano community through the eyes of a Mexican day laborer named Fulano.
An experimental documentary and political essay about a Chicano filmmaker escorting his Mexican grandmother from Tijuana to Newport Beach, California; the place she was unconstitutionally deported from 80 years ago during the U.S. sponsored effort: OPERATION WETBACK. Featuring poetry by United State Poet Laureate, Juan Felipe Herrera, and award-winning poet Rigoberto Gonzalez.
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