Projects

Nicolas Entel is best known for the documentary Sins of My Father, which premiered at Sundance, and won at the Havana and Miami film festivals. Dubbed ‘a masterwork’ by Hollywood Reporter and “one of the great accomplishments in the history of television” by Literature Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa, it has been acquired by, among others, HBO and… Show more Netflix (US), Channel 4 (UK), Discovery Channel (Lat Am), Canal + (Spain), VPRO (Benelux) and Arte (Germany and France) –a record for Spanish language doc. Additionally, Entel has executive produced a number of docs by Latino filmmakers for Discovery, History and Fusion. Entel is also the founder of Red Creek Productions, an advertising production company with multiple offices in New York and several Latin American capitals.He is also the recipient of the 2010 NALIP’s Estela Award, given every year to an emerging Latino filmmaker. Show less

Vivian Vazquez (Director/Producer) has worked in the youth development and education field for over two decades. She has managed after school programs for children ages six through twelve, GED completion and college access programs for youth across New York City. She is currently the director of community-school partnerships at the New Settlement… Show more Community Campus in the Bronx. A former member of the National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights, she belongs to 52 People for Progress, a community organization that saved her childhood playground and revitalized the South Bronx for the last 35 years. Show less

Paul Espinosa is an award-winning independent filmmaker and producer who has produced, directed, written and executive produced numerous programs for PBS, including: The Border, a two-hour news magazine about contemporary life along the U.S.-Mexican border; The U.S. Mexican War: 1846-48, a four-hour documentary series; The Lemon Grove Incident;… Show more and films for PBS’ American Experience (The Hunt For Pancho Villa, Los Mineros) and American Playhouse (… and the earth did not swallow him). Espinosa has won a national Emmy for Best Historical Program; five CINE Golden Eagle awards; two Ohio State Awards; and seven San Diego Emmys. Espinosa has served on the National Board of the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, is a Professor at Arizona State University, and holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Stanford University. Show less