Rafael Flores's Videos (California Film Foundation) - California Film Foundation2025-12-05T17:52:43Zhttp://californiafilm.ning.com/video/video/listForContributor?screenName=3j8j69ipjgjb6&rss=yes&xn_auth=noRafael Flores - Writer, Director & Editor (Reel)tag:californiafilm.ning.com,2011-10-14:4396757:Video:316112011-10-14T22:20:07.049ZRafael Floreshttp://californiafilm.ning.com/profile/RafaelFlores
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</a> <br></br>Rafael Flores completed his B.A. in comp. literature and cinema studies at the University of Washington, and his M.F.A. in cinema production from San Francisco State University.…
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</a><br />Rafael Flores completed his B.A. in comp. literature and cinema studies at the University of Washington, and his M.F.A. in cinema production from San Francisco State University. <a href="http://www.GreenEyedMedia.com">www.GreenEyedMedia.com</a> The Scraper Bike King - Trailertag:californiafilm.ning.com,2010-04-08:4396757:Video:50262010-04-08T02:02:59.000ZRafael Floreshttp://californiafilm.ning.com/profile/RafaelFlores
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</a> <br></br>A touching documentary about the original creator of the Oakland-based Scraper Bike Movement: Tyrone Stevenson Jr. This film investigates how the 19 year-old entrepreneur first began the bicycle movement as a political vehicle to get kids off the mean streets of East Oakland. His recent fame generated by his Scraper Bike Theme Song on "YouTube" has catapulted him into stardom…
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</a><br />A touching documentary about the original creator of the Oakland-based Scraper Bike Movement: Tyrone Stevenson Jr. This film investigates how the 19 year-old entrepreneur first began the bicycle movement as a political vehicle to get kids off the mean streets of East Oakland. His recent fame generated by his Scraper Bike Theme Song on "YouTube" has catapulted him into stardom and his organization has been growing ever since.<br />
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Produced, Directed & Edited by Rafael Flores<br />
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Official Selection – 2010 Cannes Independent Film Festival (Cannes, France)<br />
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Screens at The Sacramento International Film Festival April 22nd @ 5:30 pm.<br />
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Location = 24th St Theater<br />
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Buy Tickets at <a href="http://www.sacramentofilmfestival.com">www.sacramentofilmfestival.com</a> Jale - Trailertag:californiafilm.ning.com,2010-04-08:4396757:Video:50232010-04-08T01:54:35.000ZRafael Floreshttp://californiafilm.ning.com/profile/RafaelFlores
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</a> <br></br>Jale is Spanish for “pull”, but also is Chicano/Mexican slang for “work”. The tile also refers to the push and pull of immigration that draws Mexicans to the U.S. This film is an attempt to create a metaphor of the experience of day laborers and the Chicano community through the eyes of a Mexican day laborer named Fulano. When Fulano is hired to dig a grave he learns about the duplicity of…
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</a><br />Jale is Spanish for “pull”, but also is Chicano/Mexican slang for “work”. The tile also refers to the push and pull of immigration that draws Mexicans to the U.S. This film is an attempt to create a metaphor of the experience of day laborers and the Chicano community through the eyes of a Mexican day laborer named Fulano. When Fulano is hired to dig a grave he learns about the duplicity of North American policies and attitudes towards undocumented labor.<br />
The director conducted six months of research in San Francisco’s Mission District and spoke with various undocumented day laborers to create an original story that explores this unique social perspective. In an attempt to create a new form of Chicano Third Cinema, the director decided to employ real day laborers as untrained actors and shot the entire film in true guerilla fashion.<br />
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- Written, Directed and Edited by Rafael Flores<br />
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Screens at The Sacramento International Film Festival April 11th @ 2:30 pm.<br />
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Location = Sacramento State University's Union/Hinde Auditorium<br />
6000 J st<br />
Sacramento Ca, 95819<br />
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Tickets availiable at <a href="http://www.sacramentofilmfestival.com">www.sacramentofilmfestival.com</a>