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Transcript of a recent conversation with a Vietnam veteran, his immigration attorney, a journalist focused on immigration topics and the filmmaker of “American Exile,” the story of two Mexican American brothers, Vietnam veterans, who are facing deportation despite their military service.
José Lezama Lima established the foundation for Revista Orígenes, an art and literature magazine, and a small publishing venture that produced 23 books of Cuban literature and criticism under the name Editorial Orígenes. By publishing Cuban writers in magazine and book form, his work helped launch many writing careers.
An ode to the beauty and tragic silencing of José Lezama Lima, “Letters to Eloísa” reminds us that freedom’s greatest bounty is the right to speak, to disagree, to protest and to love without bound.
An ode to the beauty and tragic silencing of José Lezama Lima, “Letters to Eloísa” reminds us that freedom’s greatest bounty is the right to speak, to disagree, to protest and to love without bound.
A series of discussion guides to help organize community screenings and foster meaningful dialogue around each of our 2019 films.
Check out our growing list of VOCES screenings nationwide.
In this clip, actors from the film say the lines of Shakespeare’s classic speech from “As You Like It.”
The influence of the Texas Rangers on border militarizaton stretches from its creation in the 19th century, through the inception of Border Patrol and ties to the NRA, to the Minutemen movement that rose to prominence in the early 21st century.
Groups throughout California are focusing on supporting students who are pushed out of the traditional education system due to systemic issues in their communities.
Learn a little more about the documentaries featured in the upcoming season of VOCES.
Raúl Juliá wasn’t just an actor; he was also a singer, an activist, a loving father and he was always a consummate artist.
Juliá’s legacy remains as inspiring as ever, proving what Latinos can achieve when given the chance.
