SCREENING DATE: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16TH 2016
TIME: 11:30 AM | SHORT FILMS BLOCK 1
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Synopsis
Follow a brief moment in the life of Arturo Villanueva, a lonely lighthouse keeper whose years of daily work routine with whisky and singing to the night are suddenly interrupted by an unexpected visit.
Director Biography
René Vivo Jr. is an American filmmaker living in Seattle, WA. René has been working professionally in media since 2012 playing a major creative role in media campaigns, short films, advertisement, and media consultation. René uses his creative vision to empower the Latino community by focusing on culture, social issues, and giving the Latino community a voice. In 2012, René directed and co-produced a short Documentary on Mexican Rodeo called ‘Charreria’. The short documentary highlighted an organization in the State of Washington that practices Charreria; the members of that organization are immigrants of Mexico and they teach their American-born children the practice along with the cultural value of the sport. Born in LA from Mexican-Immigrant parents, René plans to dedicate his career to tell the stories and struggles of the immigrant and sons of immigrants.
Director Statement
There’s nothing more beautiful than to get behind a camera and an idea and work hard to give it life. You watch this thing you had in your mind emerge into this reality breathing, full of emotion, and connecting to those who watch. That’s why film is so powerful to me and I wouldn’t want to do anything else.
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