In a city not often recognized for its neighborhoods, Boyle Heights
has had a particular draw on filmmakers that demands its representation.
With its rich multi-ethnic history, Los Angeles's first suburb has inspired
the production of a number of films.
Join this panel of distinguished artists, from Hollywood insiders to
local independents, for what promises to be a dynamic evening of impassioned
discussions and exciting movie clips exploring how this community and
its peoples have been depicted in past productions and the role of the
artist in creating future visions.
Panelists include:
Gregory Nava
(American Family, Mi Familia, Selena),
Desmond Nakano
(Boulevard Nights, American Me, White Man's Burden),
Josefina Lopez
(Real Women Have Curves)
Beverly Ginsburg
(Gypsy Princess).