In OROZCO: Man of Fire, Directors Laurie Coyle and Rick Tejada-Flores create a visually arresting and whimsical documentary portrait of Mexican muralist Jose Clemente Orozco (1883-1949), whose dramatic life, iconoclastic personality and dynamic painting changed the way we see art and politics. Shot in widescreen High Definition Video on location in Mexico and the United States. Narrated by Anjelica Huston, with award winning Mexican actor Damián Alcázar as the voice of Orozco.
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RACE IS THE PLACE
Poets, actors, comedians and performance artists explore how we deal with race and racism.
A high-definition performance documentary on America’s most explosive social issue...
The Fight in the Fields
“Although neither one of us came from the fields, we found that in many ways, the farmworkers' struggle had shaped who we were and how we viewed the world”
Re-Released Chicano Cinema Classics
Rivera In America
Rivera In America tells the story of the great Mexican muralist’s travels in the United States, the epic work that he created here, and his lasting effect on American artists.
DVDs are now available
Low ’N Slow
Take an ordinary Detroit car, customize it inside and out, and lower it to the ground. What do you have? It a lowrider, the focus of a Mexican-American social scene that includes cruising on weekend nights, car shows, and hopping contests. The car is driven slowly, the better to be appreciated. It is art. Not museum art, but street art, living art, folk art.
DVDs now available
