Emmanuel Ureña, Author at LLERO

This Culture Will Not Be Cancelled – The 2020 New York Latino Film Festival Marches On with Hybrid Format

September 14, 2020

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, event organizer of the New York Latino Film Festival will march on, albeit in a different format. The organizers have had to reinvent the wheel when it comes to servin...

From Reno 911! to The Casagrandes. Meet Showbiz Renaissance Man Carlos Alazraqui

Emmanuel Ureña

August 26, 2020

With an IMDb profile that will keep you scrolling and scrolling, Carlos Alazraqui is a multi-talented modern-day renaissance man in entertainment. Starting his show biz journey as a stand-up comedian, Alazr...

United We Stand, Divided We Fall: Racial Tension in the Dominican Community

Emmanuel Ureña

July 14, 2020

As racial tensions reach boiling points in the United States due to the killing of George Floyd and countless others. The topic of racism has been under a magnifying glass across many facets of life and wit...

‘Long Gone By’ Is A Thrilling Story of the Undocumented Immigrant Struggle

Emmanuel Ureña

June 18, 2020

Set in the small town of Warsaw, Indiana, Long Gone By, now playing on HBO, tells the story of Ana Alvarez. An undocumented immigrant who has just been notified of an Order of Removal from the United States...

Chef Papi Kitchens Reimagines the Business of Food In The Heights and Beyond

Emmanuel Ureña

May 29, 2020

Covid-19 has flipped the business world on its head. Establishments across all fields were forced to close down shop —some seemingly for good. All due to shutdown orders passed across the nation in response...

How Chicano Ink Slinger Mister Cartoon is Healing Hearts for Valentine’s Day

Emmanuel Ureña

February 12, 2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eTAipaL-l4&feature=youtu.be If you once thought that it was a great idea to get the name or likeness of your ex tattooed on your body, you know now the agony of h...

Bowery Film Festival Spotlights Latinx, Female and LGBTQ+ Filmmakers

Emmanuel Ureña

November 20, 2019

The Bowery Film Festival will be shining the spotlight on a diverse group of filmmakers with their “Latinx, Female Gaze & LGBTQ+ Visionz” film showcase. The showcase features an array of filmmake...

Elvis Nolasco on the Complexity of Grieving in ‘Moving On – A Short Film About Grief’

Emmanuel Ureña

October 4, 2019

The loss of someone close is one of the most horrific ordeals one can possibly experience in life. There’s the instant shock of finding out, followed by a moment of grief. Which every person deals with in their...

‘Seneca’ An Inspirational Film About Rebuilding After The Storm

Emmanuel Ureña

September 9, 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9f9NoAayPXg Premiering at this year’s New York Latino Film Festival, Seneca tells a story all-too-familiar to starving artists. Written by Jason Chaet and Armando Riesco, the fi...

‘De Lo Mío’ Explores the Connection Between Home and The Homeland

Emmanuel Ureña

June 17, 2019

First-generation Americans know all too well the struggles of trying to maintain a connection with their parents’ native land. De Lo Mío, a film written and directed by first-time filmmaker, Diana Peralta, expl...

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How Chicano Ink Slinger Mister Cartoon is Healing Hearts for Valentine’s Day

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This Culture Will Not Be Cancelled - The 2020 New York Latino Film Festival Marches On with Hybrid Format

Chef Papi Kitchens Reimagines the Business of Food In The Heights and Beyond

Evolution of a Sonero Gives Salsa & Theatre Fans Alike Something to Buzz About

Bowery Film Festival Spotlights Latinx, Female and LGBTQ+ Filmmakers

This Culture Will Not Be Cancelled – The 2020 New York Latino Film Festival Marches On with Hybrid Format

From Reno 911! to The Casagrandes. Meet Showbiz Renaissance Man Carlos Alazraqui

United We Stand, Divided We Fall: Racial Tension in the Dominican Community

‘Long Gone By’ Is A Thrilling Story of the Undocumented Immigrant Struggle

Chef Papi Kitchens Reimagines the Business of Food In The Heights and Beyond

How Chicano Ink Slinger Mister Cartoon is Healing Hearts for Valentine’s Day

Bowery Film Festival Spotlights Latinx, Female and LGBTQ+ Filmmakers

Elvis Nolasco on the Complexity of Grieving in ‘Moving On – A Short Film About Grief’

‘Seneca’ An Inspirational Film About Rebuilding After The Storm

‘De Lo Mío’ Explores the Connection Between Home and The Homeland

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