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PACIFIC NW CONNECTION
Two short documentaries and two short films from NW Pacific Filmmakers. Filmmakers will be in attendance.
1. Valor & Sacrifice
Directed by Emilio Miguel Torres
2020
USA
Drama, Historical Fiction
Duration: 10'
English and Spanish w/ English subtitles
Cast: Coral Tate, Scott Mullet, David Jofre
Synopsis:
Amidst an island-wide labor strike in 1930's Puerto Rico, a passionate politician must make the decision between solidifying his legacy as the first elected governor of the territory or staying true to his morals and cause.
2. Sol
Directed by Andy Alvarez
2020
Canada
Drama, Sci Fi
Duration: 14'
English
Cast: Rukiya Bernard, Aria Birch, Mark Krysko
Synopsis:
Sol is a story set in a world ravaged by climate change. A mother races to teach her daughter the emergency preparedness that comes with each disaster after experiencing a tragic loss.
3. A Valley Divided
Directed by Madeline Gunderson
2020
USA
Social Issues, Farm worker
Duration: 30'
English
Cast: Dulce Gutiérrez, Sergio Marquez, Dave Ettl, Rogelio Montes, Francisco Rios
Synopsis:
Over half of those living in Yakima, Washington are Latino. Their elected representatives are still overwhelmingly white. A voting rights lawsuit reveals the entrenchment of decades of political discrimination and follows the efforts of Latino community organizers and farm workers who hold onto hope for change. Through verité scenes amongst the apple orchards and archival footage from local city council meetings, A Valley Divided portrays the two sides of a small agricultural town. The divided community holds up a mirror to the larger story of a changing United States.
4. An Intimate Look COVID-19
Directed by Melinda Raebyne
2021
USA
Health Global Crisis, Human Rights
Duration: 23'
English
Synopsis:
As the world deals with the coronavirus pandemic, "AN INTIMATE LOOK COVID-19" is a documentary highlighting the beauty and resiliency of the human spirit. Giving an insight to what the world is facing as a whole through personal stories with the hope of bringing "us" closer together.
* Seattle Latino Film Festival will strictly follow federal, state and local Covid-19 protocols. Hand sanitizers and masks will be provided on site. Attendees regardless of vaccine status should plan on wearing masks for the movie theater screenings where social distance is not possible.
*Parking available on the street or at the Walgreens's parking crossing the Rainier Ave.
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LocationThe Beacon Cinema (View)
4405 Rainier Ave S.
Seattle, WA 98118
United States
Categories
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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