Showing posts with label Tijuaneados Anonimos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tijuaneados Anonimos. Show all posts

3.06.2010

Amanda Sucar Warrener

Amanda Sucar Warrener of Ambulante

Sunday, March 7, 2 PM

Tijuaneados Anonimos: Una Lagrima, Una Sonrisa/ Tijuanans Anonymous: A Teardrop, A Smile

In Spanish with English subtitles

(Mexico, 2009, 82 min)

Harkins Theatres

In person, AMBULANTE'S AMANDA SUCAR WARRENER

Amanda Sucar Warrener, born in Mexico City in 1978. Amanda did Media Studies at the National University of Mexico, as well as some courses at the Film Studies School at Carleton University in Canada. She started her professional career working for the National Film Archive in Mexico, as part of the Programming and Promotion Department for three years. She then became part of the 2007 Ambulante Documentary Film Festival team, in charge of parallel activities, such as special screenings at schools and museums, as well as round table discussions; and promotion of the festival. Later on she worked for an independent film distribution company programming its films around Mexico in theaters and helping with the organization of the annual French Film Tour. In 2009 she returned to Ambulante taking over the Outreach Coordination position and organizing parallel activities, which she is currently still doing. Amanda also is a frequent contributor for the film section of a widespread Mexican magazine as well as a past contributor to the film section of a former well known radio show produced by the National University radio station.

Tijuanans Anonymous


Tucson Cine Mexico 2010

March 4-7, 2010

Sunday, March 7, 2 PM

Tijuaneados Anonimos: Una Lagrima, Una Sonrisa/ Tijuanans Anonymous: A Teardrop, A Smile

In Spanish with English subtitles

(Mexico, 2009, 82 min)

Harkins Theatres

In person, co-director Ana Paola Rodriguez España

The border city of Tijuana, México is experiencing a crisis of unprecedented violence and ungovernability, this situation affects the daily lives of its inhabitants. Every week, a group of people get together in Tijuaneados Anonymous to share experiences and discuss solutions to the erosive phenomenon that affects: the tijuaneado. With painful or playful stories, absurd human tragedies, and heroic deeds, the characters reflect on the city, imagining how they want Tijuana to be and how they want to be as individuals.