My "Other" son had 2 productions at the CSUN Film Showcase and so he invited his "other" family to attend and see some of what he has done, film wise.
The Motion Picture Academy is in Beverly Hills and so we had quite a hike over to it.
Here were the films presented.
CORRE
Revolves around the unforgiving world of sex trafficking and illegal immigration.
Directed by Robert Hovanisian and Elmer Zelaya
https://www.facebook.com/corre.shortfilm
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THE DEATH OF COLM CANTER
Set in 1870's California, a mother and her son struggle with a moral dilemma when they come face to face with her husband's killer.
Directed by Revati Crouch Dhomse
https://www.facebook.com/ColmCanterFilm
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THE FREQUENCIES
In a small town, a nuclear power plant worker and his younger brother attempt to prove that the secret experiments for energy sources conducted by the government, are bringing life draining creatures into their world from a different frequency.
Directed by Sahar El-Ghali
https://www.facebook.com/thefrequenciesfilm
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CHAMPION
Focuses on a Mexican-American boxer, Joaquin, who fights not only in the ring, but also against violent problems in the neighborhoods where he lives. However, one burning desire keeps him moving forward: The Art of The Fight. Joaquin get the opportunity to fight in a title fight, in hopes of becoming the Champion that his community so desperately needs.
Directed by Kevin Reyes
https://www.facebook.com/championshortfilm
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WHEN A FLAME STANDS STILL
As the love between a young man and a young woman grows, the heat of the Holocaust rises... And as their touch gets closer and closer...so do the Nazis.
Directed by Michael Canon https://www.facebook.com/whenaflamestandsstill
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My "Other" son worked on 2 films, Corre and When A Flame Stands Still. Both were excellent and as a matter of fact, 4 out of five were excellent. The only one lacking something was the movie with lots of special effects, "The Frequencies". It was also the shortest at 11 minutes.
Otherwise, these kids have quite a future available to them, because the films were pro all the way.
You make me proud, son.
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