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“Milagros”
Directed by Kara Sachs
Written by Alberto Mares
Produced by Phoenix Pickrell Simms
Edited by Oliver Prezant
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“Milagros”
Directed by Kara Sachs
Written by Alberto Mares
Produced by Phoenix Pickrell Simms
Edited by Oliver Prezant
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“Beatrice”
Directed by Javier Hernandez
Written by Alina Gatti & Javier Hernandez
Produced by John Lucas
Edited by Dave Marquez
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“Fish Out of Water”
Directed by Kathryn Olguin
Written by William-Michael Taylor
Produced by Kokoma Ika
Edited by Matt Vest
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“Epi’s Dilemma”
Directed by Clay Lyons Morton
Written by Rosalia Triana
Produced by David McCandless Martin
Edited by David Marquez
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“Beatrice”
Directed by Javier Hernandez
Written by Alina Gatti & Javier Hernandez
Produced by John Lucas
Edited by Dave Marquez
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“Fish Out of Water”
Directed by Kathryn Olguin
Written by William-Michael Taylor
Produced by Kokoma Ika
Edited by Matt Vest
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“Epi’s Dilemma”
Directed by Clay Lyons Morton
Written by Rosalia Triana
Produced by David McCandless Martin
Edited by David Marquez
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“Milagros”
Directed by Kara Sachs
Written by Alberto Mares
Produced by Phoenix Pickrell Simms
Edited by Oliver Prezant
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“Guadalupe’s Rose”
Directed by Alexandra Buresch
Written by Jonathan Whitney
Produced by Andrew Graham
Edited by Nicole Lewin
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“La Sevillana”
Directed by E. Conor Hagen
Written by Michael Everett
Produced by Michael Everett
Edited by Giuseppe Quinn
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"Guero" (aka Chimayo)
Directed by Kevin Jaramillo
Written by Art Corriveau
Produced by Robert Horvath
Edited by Nicole Lewin
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“I.D.”
Written by Melissa White
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“Bump in the Night”
Directed by Tantri Wija
Written by Tantri Wija & Jerry Angelo
Produced by Free
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“Bump in the Night”
Directed by Tantri Wija
Written by Tantri Wija & Jerry Angelo
Produced by Free
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
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“Bump in the Night”
Directed by Tantri Wija
Written by Tantri Wija & Jerry Angelo
Produced by Free
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“Banshee”
Written and Directed by Gabriel Flores
Produced by Jennifer Buntjer
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“10/11”
Written and Directed by Ali Silverstein
Produced by Ginny Galteny
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“Linda as in Beautiful”
Written and Directed by Faith Strongheart
Produced by Georgiana Lee
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
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“Bump in the Night”
Directed by Tantri Wija
Written by Tantri Wija & Jerry Angelo
Produced by Free
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“Banshee”
Written and Directed by Gabriel Flores
Produced by Jennifer Buntjer
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“10/11”
Written and Directed by Ali Silverstein
Produced by Ginny Galteny
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“Linda as in Beautiful”
Written and Directed by Faith Strongheart
Produced by Georgiana Lee
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"Milagros"
Directed by Kara Sachs
Written by Alberto Mares
Produced by Phoenix Pickrell Simms
Edited by Oliver Prezant
After his mother’s death, Alejandro, an 8 year-old boy, searches for her through the Virgin of Guadalupe who comes alive in this tale of magic realism. Alejandro's bold actions heal his grieving father and transform the entire village.
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"Beatrice"
Directed by Javier Hernandez
Written by Alina Gatti & Javier Hernandez
Produced by John Lucas
Edited by Dave Marquez
A day in the life of a bourgeois housewife, who, reconciling herself to the end of an affair realizes, that in its absence her marriage cannot continue.
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“Fish Out of Water”
Directed by Kathryn Olguin
Written by William-Michael Taylor
Produced by Kokoma Ika
Edited by Matt Vest
Faced with losing his girlfriend, Brent, a professional slacker, shakes down his pet fish, Mossy, to cover the rent. A high stakes game of divers' roulette shifts the tide and Mossy forces Brent to get a real job.
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“Epi’s Dilemma”
Directed by Clay Lyons Morton
Written by Rosalia Triana
Produced by David McCandless Martin
Edited by David Marquez
Epifanio Romero is a proud man struggling to make ends meet and provide his family with the "good life." When he returns home to find the family trailer repossessed, Epi must swallow his pride and by accepting the help of his community, realizes he already has everything he needs.
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“Guadalupe’s Rose”
Directed by Alexandra Buresch
Written by Jonathan Whitney
Produced by Andrew Graham
Edited by Nicole Lewin
A Los Alamos scientist and a Santa Fe artist explore their unlikely compatibility through a food contest. When they enlist the viejita next door to choose the victor, she blends their efforts in a recipe for love.
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“La Sevillana”
Directed by E. Conor Hagen
Written by Michael Everett
Produced by Michael Everett
Edited by Giuseppe Quinn
Captive in a small western town, and promised to its sadistic sheriff, a young Latina dreams her escape through her passion for flamenco.
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"Guero" (aka Chimayo)
Directed by Kevin Jaramillo
Written by Art Corriveau
Produced by Robert Horvath
Edited by Nicole Lewin
After his mother’s death, a Chicano teen is uprooted from Boston to New Mexico, the land of his birth, where he is confronted with both the destructive and healing forces at play in the town of Chimayo.
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“I.D.”
Written by Melissa White
A singing telegram messenger becomes an unlikely FBI terrorist suspect.
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“In the Wake”
Directed by Craig Strong
Written by Shannon Y. Richardson
Produced by Rorie Hanrahan
After losing everything in Hurricane Katrina, Noe, a middle-aged African American baker, is evacuated to Albuquerque where he finds redemption through baking a traditional Mardi Gras king cake.
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“Bump in the Night”
Directed by Tantri Wija
Written by Tantri Wija & Jerry Angelo
Produced by Free
A comic horror tale of a self-involved player confronted with unresolved childhood trauma when his beloved sock monkey shows up on his doorstep.
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“American Dream”
Directed by James Bustamante
Written by Raquel Troyce
Produced by Michael L. Miller
This film brings light to the human cost of today’s controversial immigration debate when an assimilated illegal immigrant loses touch with his roots and pays the ultimate price.
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“10/11”
Written and Directed by Ali Silverstein
Produced by Ginny Galteny
After his life is spared by an early morning tryst, the events of 9/11 lead a World Trade Center stock broker to a choice between his wife and his lover.
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“Linda as in Beautiful”
Written and Directed by Faith Strongheart
Produced by Georgiana Lee
A young woman, carrying both physical and emotional scars from childhood, breaks through to the freedom of independence.
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“Banshee”
Written and Directed by Gabriel Flores
Produced by Jennifer Buntjer
Two teenage girls bond over their shared unrequited love for the prom king and by embracing mythic women from their respective cultures (La Llorona, and Irish Banshee), break free of their Barbie doll bondage.
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