Fundraising message from agnès films member, Liz Colunga
As you may know, we are trying to raise funding for promotion and distribution of our feature documentary film about a family divided by the US/Mexico Border for more than 10 years due to the family man’s undocumented status. It is a story of hope and sends a positive message, despite the sacrifice this family has made. Please make a contribution and tell others about it.
Watch our film trailer…and learn about the film!
http://www.indiegogo.com/Cuando-te-Vere
About the Filmmaker
Liz H. Colunga is a filmmaker whose work looks intimately at themes of social issues, immigration, homelessness, equality, gender/sexuality, labor workers, justice. Born from an immigrant family of Mexican descent, she has been learning a lot of history about her culture, which has helped her shape her identity and gave her the sensitivity in dealing with the issues she chooses to document.
Her films “Twice a Minority” and “They Are Still There” were selected from 500 to 600 film entries as Semi-Finalists at the Angelus Student Film Festival in Los Angeles, California in 2009 and 2010. Her work has also been screened at several film festivals, which include: The Oaxaca International Film Festival, Dallas VideoFest, Vistas Film Festival, to name a few.
She received her Master of Fine Arts Degree in Documentary Film Production at the University of North Texas in August of 2011.
Muchas gracias,
Liz H. Colunga