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The life and career of Candi Sosa. Hard to believe in a lifespan a person can have experiences the mind is unable ...
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TWO DE FORCE is a story of the clash of two super powers: United States vs China. Everyone knows about the US debt to China, regardless of political affiliation this is a problem for all Americans and the world as it has serious repercussions. Director and Producer Orestes Matacena does not preach to the audience rather he wants every American, and movie goer around the world to consider the real implication and consequences for us in a global scale. When viewing America’s current financial situation, some may shift the blame on former President Bush and Republicans in general. But nobody can deny the hard facts about our present and growing debt. President Obama’s administration focuses on wealthy Americans paying their fair share in taxes which they claim is not the case and that the USA should not maintain a “world power” status. Here is where both parties may disagree producing dynamic reactions. However, there are people on both sides of the fence who simply love America and what she represents to the world and mourn seeing the US spiraling downward further and further into mounting debt. Matacena’s lense focuses on the bigger picture politically and much of what takes place behind-the-scenes while the world sleeps. The trailer is designed to entice people to want the whole picture. It will take the audience on a “bumpy ride” as the film delivers a powerful message concerning all Americans and the world in an entertaining way. It has politics, action, drama and humor palatable for a wide range of moviegoers, regardless of age, gender, race, religion,etc. Whether people are in agreement or not, TWO DE FORCE will have people talking and thinking.
Prince Emmanuel Abiodun Aderele an accomplished Master Percussionist, Visual Artist, Sacred Yoruba Choreographer/Dancer and Arts Educator is Int’l Artist in Residence with the Osun’s Village & African Caribbean Cultural Arts Corridor.
With the help of Rina, a born psychic, spiritual healer, clairvoyant, and mystic. Rina Gonzalez is also an ordained minister. Together with family members we will seek answers that led to Marie Hanson’s disappearance on July 8, 2011 the loving, devoted mother, grandmother and wife packed her bags and got into a car with her neighbor in South Lake Tahoe.
Heriberto (Nony) Herrera husband of Johanna Blake a Market Executive at Bank of America is missing. How does a man, woman, child and families disappear into thin air?
What is a family left with when a loved one is gone without warning? The emptiness, fear, anger and guilt that follow have to be directed in a postive way, but how?
Guest Star: Tito Puente Jr. the son of legendary Tito Puente.
God blessed us with the musical geniality of the father but did not abandon us when Tito left us, he gave us the son to remind us of our roots, to unite the Latin & American cultures, to restore vitality and teach us to dance again with the innosence of our ancerstors.
Land of the Rising Fastball and intrepid filmmaker Lance Miccio tell the history of baseball in Japan. From the early days of 1872 till today and as seen through the eyes of those who lived it and those who love it.
Fito is one of the hottest young guitarist and singers in South Florida. Of Guaraní Indians descendent, Espinola was born to a family of musical talents from Paraguay.
Gale St John will be on Cubanarama helping the family of 52-year-old Bobby Smelcer who went missing from his Shelbyville home November 21, 2010, and now police suspect foul play. That was the last time anyone saw Bobby Smelcer. That day he worked at a mechanic shop, went grocery shopping and ate a meal. But what happened after is a mystery.
Rich Ferguson has performed across the country and has been heard on many radio stations, including WBAI in New York City, KCRW and KPFK in Southern California, and World Radio.
52-year-old Bobby Smelcer went missing from his Shelbyville home November 21, 2010, and now police suspect foul play. That was the last time anyone saw Bobby Smelcer. That day he worked at a mechanic shop, went grocery shopping and ate a meal. But what happened after is a mystery.