The Storm That Swept Mexico
March 29, 2011 § Leave a comment
Ten years in the making by Bay Area filmmakers Ray Telles and Kenn Rabin, The Storm That Swept Mexico is a powerful exploration of one of the most fascinating eras in modern history.
This exclusive new documentary THE STORM THAT SWEPT MEXICO, which tells the epic story of the Mexican revolution of 1910, the first major political and social revolution of the 20th century, will screen only one night in the Bay Area and will be followed by a conversation with the filmmakers, Ray Telles and Kenn Rabin.
This rare footage will be on the big screen Thursday, March 31, 7:00pM at 1118 Fourth Street, San Rafael. Call 415.454.1222 for more information. This is a California Film Institute screening.
Watch the trailer.
TRAILER – The Storm That Swept Mexico from Paradigm Productions on Vimeo.
Somos Lo Que Hay at San Diego Latino Film Festival
March 11, 2011 § Leave a comment
The 18th annual San Diego Latino Film Festival kicks off tonight with a screening of the highly anticipated thriller Somos Lo Que Hay, a Canana film about cannibals in modern day Mexico City.
I’m excited to see it along with a slew of new Spanish language films this weekend. Tweet me if you’re out there @sflatinofilm.
To get more information about San Diego Latino Film Festival screenings go to sdlatinofilm.com, follow them on Twitter @macsd and follow hashtag #SDLFF.
Here’s a trailer of Somos Lo Que Hay.
Directed by Jorge Michel Grau.
Robert Rodriguez in THE BLACK MAMBA
March 6, 2011 § Leave a comment
For the first time in our film recollection, veteran filmmaker Robert Rodriguez appears in one of his films – his short about Kobe Bryant titled THE BLACK MAMBA.
The short film for Nike also stars Danny Trejo, Kobe Bryant, Kanye West, Bruce Willis and some wicked looking basketball beasts.
Here it is in its entirety. Enjoy!
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