Edited
by
Phillip Rodriguez
Claudio Rocha
Production Manager
Joaquin Mesa
Audio Design by
Jon Oh
Additional Editing by
Ricardo Braojos
Production Liason (Tijuana)
Luis Humberto Rosales
Music Consultant
Norma Jean Manzanares
Web & Logo Design by
Jacob Hernandez
Additional Design
Mirena Kim
Assistant Camera
Stewart Cavanagh
Sponsorship Coordinator
Danielle Kolich
Production Interns
Hilda Estrada
Jonathon Ketch
Post-Production Interns
Aurore Barry
Janet Ceja
Fiscal Sponsor
The
Center for the Study
of Los Angeles at
Loyola Marymount University
The Film Arts
Foundation
Latino Public Broadcasting
Aerial Photography Courtesy of
Lenska
Aerial Images
Aerial
Fotobank
Special Thanks to
Aeromexico
Grand
Hotel Tijuana
Pueblo
Amigo Hotel
Travelodge,
Mission Valley
Museum
of Contemporary Art,
La Jolla
San
Diego Dialogue
Flowers on 56
Birns
& Sawyer
Kino-Flo
Inc.
Samy’s
Camera
Union
Bank of California
Southwestern College
University
of San Diego
M
W Steele Group, Inc.
Landgrant
Development
Martinez
& Cutri
Estudio
Teddy Cruz
Torolab
Lawrence
Herzog
Lupita Cacho
Richard Cacho
Edward C. Cazier, Jr.
Angelica Chavez
Bruce Coons
Adriana Cuellar
Danah Fayman
Maria Fernandez
Robert Hawk
Nicholas Ignacio Jr.
Robin Kramer
Adell Maroon
Natasha Martinez
Merv C. Mason
Teresa Matamoros
Magdalena Montenegro
Elias Nahmias
Chuck Nathanson
Beatriz Nava Rivera
Batar Perisiz
Jota Samper
Richard Salazar
Suzanne Weil
Suzanne Smith
Deborah Szekely
Delia Talamantez
Roger Talamantez
Sherri-Lyn Thompson
Victor Vilaplana
Jim Wiltgen
Michael Zapanta
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PRODUCER/DIRECTOR
Phillip Rodriguez
is a Los Angeles native. His maternal grandparents
and uncles farmed the San Diego/Tijuana border.
His most recent film, Manuel
Ocampo: God Is My Copilot, created a stir
among film reviewers and audiences in 1999. The
film, a critical look at the selling of race in
the contemporary art world, was celebrated at film
festivals worldwide including Los Angeles AFI International
Festival, Hawaii International Film Festival, Biennale
Internationale du film sur l’art at the Centre
Georges Pompidou in Paris, and the Havana Film Festival.
Another documentary completed last year, Pancho
Villa & Other Stories received Honorable
Mention for Best Documentary
at the 2000 San Antonio
Cinefestival. It has also screened at festivals
in the U.S., Europe, Mexico and Brazil.
He is a graduate of UC Berkeley and also holds graduate
degrees from UCLA’s School of Film & Television
and Latin American Studies Programs.
Rodriguez' is currently making a feature-length
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Claudio Rocha
is one of the most talented young cinematographers
and animators working in independent cinema in the
Americas. He has photographed numerous include award-winning
American and Mexican films.
Mr. Rocha’s credits include:
The Velocity of Gary,
starring Salma Hayek. Skipped
Parts, starring Drew Barrymore. Picture
Bride starring Youki Kudoh. The
Whole Wide World, starring Renee Zellweger.
Principio y Fin,
Directed by Arturo Ripsten. Bajo
California: Limite de Tiempo, Directed by
Carlos Bolado. The
Maldonado Miracle, the Directorial debut
of Salma Hayek for Showtime.
Ancient Cities of Mexico, a documentary series
produced by C/Producciones in cooperation with the
Museum of Anthropology
in Mexico City.
Mr. Rocha graduated from CUEC Film School in Mexico
City. He is married with two children and currently
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