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'MCALLEN NATIVE DEBUTS FIRST FEATURE LENGTH
FILM @ CINESOL
The Monitor Fri, 24 Sep
2004 11:03 AM PDT
J.D. Mata frantically finished editing his film Pan Dulce
six days before it premieres locally on Sunday as part of
the CineSol Latin Film Festival at Cine El Rey in downtown
McAllen.
http://www.cinesol.com/cinesol2004/outreach.html
LATINO FESTIVAL OPENS WITH A STAR
Holland Sentinel
Fri, 24 Sep 2004 10:19 PM PDT
Actor-producer Steven Bauer walked through the
doors of the Huntington National Bank office on
Adams Street Friday night and was met with raucous
applause, kicking off this year's Tulipanes Latino
Art & Film Festival.
FILM ABOUT VALLEY ONION STRIKE
ANNOUNCED
Brownsville Herald Sat,
25 Sep 2004 10:23 PM PDT
McALLEN, September 26, 2004 CineSol Latino Film
Festival experienced a first this year as it entered
its second decade of bringing documentaries, independent
features and Latino stories to the Rio Grande
Valley.
CRITICS DOWNBEAT ON LOPEZ-GERE 'DANCE' FLICK
The trade papers turn thumbs down to the ballroom
romance Shall We Dance, opening
Oct. 15 Go
To Story>
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF LOCAL LATINO WOMAN FEATURED
IN DOCUMENTARY
The Holland Sentinel Tue, 28 Sep 2004 4:12
AM PDT
Lupita Reyes' accomplishments are many and she's hoping that
her life story will send a message to Holland youth.
FOX NABS LATIN
AMERICAN RIGHTS TO 'SEA INSIDE'
Sogepaq sells all of Latin
American rights to the Amenebar directed, Javier Bardem starring
flick to Fox; Germany only major territory left unsold.
BIZ: SELF-DISTRIBUTED
"GUIANA 1838" SHATTERS BOT RECORD; "MOTORCYCLE
DIARIES" ALSO B.O. TOUR de FORCE (by
Brian Brooks, September 29, 2004)
Releases ranging from well-known specialty titles from the
mini-majors to self-distributed films playing at one location
dominated the indie box office over the weekend, with debut
films filling the top 10 places on the iW: BOT, as ranked
on a per screen basis, for the first time in recent memory.
Director Rohit Jagessar's self-distributed "Guiana 1838" invaded
the list in the number one position with the highest per screen
average recorded since this column began nearly a year-and-a-half
ago, after opening in one Queens, NY cinema, while Focus Features'
"The Motorcycle Diaries" raced into second place also with
a stratospheric per screen average. "Diaries" also outperformed
previous debut record holders for 2004, including "The Dreamers,"
"The Passion of the Christ" and "Fahrenheit 9/11," but other
weekend openers fared more modestly.
Read the Full Story @ indieWIRE.com
http://www.indiewire.com/biz/biz_040929boxoffice.html
Full
indieWIRE:BOT Chart
http://www.indiewire.com/boxoffice/040929.html
More "Box Office" Coverage @ indieWIRE.com
http://www.indiewire.com/boxoffice/
HAYEK SITTING PRETTY WITH 'BETTY LA FEA'
Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News
Wed, 29 Sep 2004 7:36 AM PDT
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Salma Hayek is returning
to her telenovela roots with a one-hour project for ABC, an
American version of the phenomenally successful Latin American
soap opera "Betty La Fea."
HOBNOBBING
WITH 'HOUSEWIVES'
Elite TV Wed, 29 Sep 2004
11:35 AM PDT
They burn down houses, sleep with the hired help, mow the
lawn in the middle of the night, and make sure their guns
are finely polished before they raise them to their temples.
These Desperate Housewives aren't the mothers and spouses
you remember from your childhood in the suburbs.
UPN
GROWING WITH 'KEVIN HILL'
Tennessean Wed, 29 Sep
2004 1:22 AM PDT
When Kevin Hill airs today it will bring hints of redemption
and recovery. People can change; so can networks. Sometimes
a baby or a show can nudge that.
FELICITACIONES:
EMILIA ANGUITA HUERTA
CONGRATULATIONS
to fellow NALIP member Emilia Anguita
Huerta for the success of the 1st ANNUAL
CHILEAN FILM FESTIVAL in Miami. It was
held at the University of Miami from September 16 to the 19
and it was a great event. The movies were terrific
and the theater was full at all times. Extra kudos to
Emilita as she came up with the idea for the festival and
took it upon herself to organizing what I hope will be the
first of many Chilean Film Festivals in Miami.
ON
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 13th, SAG, NALIP & TOTALAXIS INVITE
YOU TO
A JAM PACKED
NIGHT WITH (3) BACK TO BACK EVENTS IN ONE LOCATION!
7:00 PM - Cocktails & Dinner
7:30 PM - Diversity Panel
9:00 PM - Special one-hour Screening
10:00 PM - Networking
The evening will begin at 7:00 PM with cocktails followed
by a 90 minute panel on how to get in touch with the Diversity
Departments of the Guilds, Networks and Studios and what they
are doing to help position people of color within their systems.
This panel will be hosted by:
Angel
Rivera
Director of Diversity, SAG
CONFIRMED GUESTS INCLUDE:
Efrain Garza Fuentes
Director of Diversity for The Walt Disney Company
Marc Hirschfeld
Executive VP, Casting, NBC
Following the panel will be a screening of a documentary (Los
Angeles Now) by Phillip Rodriguez, a NALIP member at 9:00
PM. After the panel and screening, networking session will
follow; an after event to have the participants mix and mingle.
The viewing will take place in a highly state of the art digital
screening room provided by our friends at CineSpace. (www.Cine-Space.com)
The Preferred Seating Deal: Since there are only 150 dining
seats with an additional 100 spots in the screening area,
and a total capacity of 600+. The venue is being offered for
free; we will offer those members who make dinner reservations,
preferred seating. We encourage you to come dine with us and
watch a free movie and make new contacts. You must make dinner
reservations directly with CineSpace by calling 323-817-3456.
Seating is available on a first come first serve basis.
You must RSVP to this email
FLIX@TotalAXIS.com for
seating only. Entry is FREE but you are responsible for your
own food and drinks.
CINESPACE
6356 Hollywood Blvd. (2d Floor)
(1 block east of Vine)
Hollywood, CA 90028
(Main Entrance on Hollywood Blvd. / Self and valet parking)
ORANGE COUNTY LATINO
FILM FESTIVAL
The Orange County Latino
Film Festival is a non-profit organization whose mission is
to create a venue where the story of Latin culture is told
to through the art of filmmaking.
The festival was organized in 2004, with the inaugural dates
running October 21-24, 2004. Twelve feature and documentary
films originating from several Latin countries will be showcased
at the Cine Fiesta Theatre in downtown Santa Ana, CA.
The programming, and location of the festival, is intended
to represent the broad diversity of the Orange County economy
and it’s people. Movie viewers, filmmakers, talent, and business
and community leaders will gather together in one place to
experience the rich story telling of the Latino experience.
Along with entertainment, and cultural significance, the festival
provides a platform for filmmakers who are seeking a theatrical
outlet in the United States. The viewing public will be exposed
to subjects and experiences they would simply miss, if it
were not for the festival.
The OCLFF is only made possible through grants, donations,
and contributions. Companies both large and small, as well
as individuals, are providing funding, goods, and services
to the festival. The goodwill that is generated by these sponsors
is made evident through use of their logos on all festival
materials, through product placement, and through the public
relations and promotions associated with the festival.
We are very proud about our opportunity to include businesses
and individuals, like you, to support the arts, and to improve
the communities where we work and live. We hope you
will receive great enjoyment from the festival, and will consider
it a beneficial and nurturing experience.
Please contact Manny Saldivar,
our Festival Director, to learn more, and to get started.
He can be reached at (800) 218-7888 or by email at mannysaldivar@yahoo.com
FESTIVAL DIRECTOR--
Manuel Saldivar
mannysaldivar@yahoo.com
PITCHING TO THE INDUSTRY ONE ON ONE
A two day event that will give writers an opportunity to convince
those on the inside to read their material.
Guests from the offices of James Cameron, Richard Dreyfuss
David Foster, Ron Shusett Prod and 16 more companies. Also
free pitching feedback for all enrollees.
Saturday Oct 2
(11am-5pm)
Burbank Hilton
2500 Hollywood Way
and
Sunday Oct 3
10am-5pm
Sony Studios Atrium.
$145 for both days if you say Jeff Gund sent you (normally
$165!).
Sherwood Oaks Experimental College
(323) 851-1769
http://www.sherwoodoakscollege.com
OCTOBER
NY/LA HOUSE SWAP
Hola
fellow Nalipsters,
I am traveling to New York October 11 to 22, to do interviews
and research for my film on the Cuban artist Ana Mendieta.
I am in search of the following:
EITHER (1) someone with a place in Manhattan who needs to
come to LA and wants to do a swap (I have a wonderful, cozy
1 BD/1 BA cottage on a charming walk street in Venice, four
blocks from the Pacific Ocean, light and airy and filled with
books and music--for N/S only)
OR (2) someone with a place in Manhattan who will be gone
and needs a housesitter (I am super-responsible, neat and
great with houseplants and cats).
If you know anyone who might be interested in a mid-October
housing swap or needs a housesitter, please pass this on,
or forward me their contact info and I will get in touch.
Muchisimas gracias!!
Cheers,
Diana Rico
ph 310.428.4412
FREE
WRITERS GROUP NEAR VENICE BEACH
Beyond
Baroque has a free writers group for documentary
filmmakers?
YES,
a writers group for documentarians. NALIP Members are Invited
to the first & only:
"D4Docs
Thursdays"
7:30-10
pm on the fourth Thursday of each month.
Beyond
Baroque (Literary Foundation)
681
Venice BL, Venice, CA (1.5 miles from the beach).
Very
fun script workshop. Actors read the drafts out loud. We entertain
ideas for better movies.
Yours
sincerely,
Peter
Coogan
NALIP'sters/LATINOS IN THE INDUSTRY:
I would like to introduce myself (Juan Pacheco) and send you
this, our First Press Release of this years AFI Film
Festival. I feel very proud as the Latin Cinema Series' Coordinator
to send you this invite/information about the Festival Galas
and the Tribute to PEDRO ALMODOVAR, including the Hollywood
premier of his film LA MALA EDUCACION (Bad Education)
(2004), and his Homage, the next day. (Almodovar
will attend both days)
Juan Pacheco
Coordinator, Latin Cinema Series
American Film Institute
AFI FEST
vox: 323-512-8867
fax: 323-462-4049
juanpa@comcast.net
www.AFI.com
AFIFEST 2004, November 4 - 14
AFM 2004, November 3 - 10
AFI FEST 2004 PRESENTED
BY AUDI ANNOUNCES SIX GALAS
(ALSO ANNOUNCED: A TRIBUTE TO PEDRO
ALMODÓVAR)
Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth, Zhang Yimou, Ziyi Zhang, Andy
Lau, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Pedro Almodóvar, Gael Garcia Bernal,
Michael Radford, Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, Jean-Pierre Jeunet,
Audrey Tautou, Alejandro Amenábar and Javier Bardem are among
those scheduled to attend.
OPENING NIGHT GALA:
US PREMIERE OF KEVIN SPACEY¹S BEYOND THE SEA
CENTERPIECE GALA
MICHAEL RADFORD¹S THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
CLOSING NIGHT GALA:
US PREMIERE OF ALEJANDRO AMENABÁR¹S THE SEA INSIDE
OTHER GALA PRESENTATIONS:
PEDRO ALMODÓVAR¹S BAD EDUCATION
ZHANG YIMOU¹S HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS
NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE OF JEAN-PIERRE JEUNET¹S A VERY LONG
ENGAGEMENT
AFI FEST 2004 also announced a Tribute and Retrospective of
Academy Award®-winning and internationally acclaimed filmmaker
Pedro Almodóvar. As part of the Tribute, AFI FEST 2004 will
include a Gala Presentation of BAD EDUCATION.
This year, the AFI FEST's LATIN CINEMA SERIES , has the Almodóvar
and Amenabar films but also has an excellent selection
from Latinoamerica and Spain like: CRIMEN FERPECTO (Ferpect
Crime) by Alex de la Iglesia (Spain); VOCES INOCENTES (Inocent
Voices) by Luis Mandoki (Mexico); FAMILIA RODANTE (Rolling
Family) by Pablo Trapero (Argentine/Spain); TEMPORADA DE PATOS
(Duck Season) by Fernando Eimbcke (Mexico); O OUTRO LADO DA
RUA (Other Side of the Street) by Marcos Berstein (Brazil);
MACHUCA by Andres Wood (Chile); CONEJO EN LA LUNA (Rabbit
on The Moon) by Jorge Ramirez-Suarez (Mexico/UK); DIAS DE
SANTIAGO (Santiago's Days) by Josue Mendez (Peru); ASTRONAUTAS
(Astronauts) by Santi Amodeo (Spain); MALACHANCE (Bad Luck)
by Gerardo Naranjo (Mexico/USA); INDOCUMENTADOS (Illegas)
by Leonardo Ricagni (Uruguay/USA) and SECUESTRO EXPRESS by
Jonathan Jakubowicz (Venezuela). There is also a short film
selection that will compete in the International Short Competition
program
For Festival ticket sales and information, please call 1.866.AFI
FEST or
visit the AFI FEST Web site at www.AFI.com.
FEATURE FILMS SOUGHT
New Video Distribution Label; with output deal with a major
studio is looking for finished feature length films with some
names (talent, cast, director, etc) attached, great stories
or very commercial product, any genre, any budget.
Please send an e-mail to
bellavicent@aol.com including
synopsis, cast list, production talent list and website if
available. If interested we will then respond with a Submission
Waiver Form and instructions where to ship screeners.
INVESTORS SEEKING
FILMS
I am involved with a company
that has money to invest in various businesses, and I am trying
to help them put some money into films. I am especially dedicated
to Latino made films (I am the treasurer of NALIP), and would
like to see more films made by Latino filmmakers.
The criteria for investment include: a minimum of $500,000
complete documentation, including business plan, pro forma
revenue projections, financial statements, etc. complete budget,
list of attachments, any other relevant information.
If you could spread the word it would be greatly appreciated.
I may be reached at the number below.
Alex Rodriguez, CEO
Omega Capital Company
T: 310-460-0126
F: 888-560-1686
KCET TV OCTOBER LINEUP
NALIP'sters,
For those of you in the KCET broadcast
area (CA), check out this week's edition of Visiones, featuring my
segment on San Diego's
Taco Shop Poets. It's on Sunday, Oct 3 at
10:30 pm.
Visiones: Latino
Art & Culture
is a landmark television series that features the rich cultural
and artistic expressions of Latinos in the United States.
EPISODE FIVE
Sunday, October 3,2004 10:30 PM EST/9:30
CEN
(Check local listings at pbs.org)
Visiones, through a unique collaboration of Latino producers
from around the country, captures the very heart of Latino
art and culture.
Tune
in this week:
Sunday, October 3,2004 10:30 PM EST/9:30
CEN
FOR
MORE ON VISIONES, GO TO GALANINC.COM
Paul
Espinosa
Espinosa Productions
4452 Park Blvd. Suite 215
San Diego, CA 92116
Tel: 619-220-6893
Fax: 619-220-6895
espinosa@electriciti.com
www.EspinosaProductions.com
join: www.aivf.org
8TH
INTERNATIONAL LATINO FILM FESTIVAL-SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
San Francisco-San Jose-San Rafael-Larkspur-Berkeley-Sonoma-Belmont
November 05-21, 2004
www.latinofilmfestival.org
October 2004 Monthly Screenings
All films with ENGLISH SUBTITLES
*2004 Int'l Latino Film Festival Preview featuring
THE ACCIDENTAL DIVA
Chile, 2003, Dir: Lydia Bendersky, 58 mins. SF Bay Area Premiere
Preceded by:
A GREAT ACTRESS (UNA GRAN ACTRIZ)
Dir. Paloma Aznar "Vampirella", Spain, 22 min, Spanish w/English
Subtitles
Thursday, October 7, 2004 at 7.30pm
Berkeley: La Peña Cultural Center
** 2004 Int'l Latino Film Festival Preview featuring
CELESTE & ESTRELA
Dir. Betse de Paula (2003, 96min, 35MM) Brazil, Portuguese
w/English subtitles.
San Francisco: Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Wednesday,
October 13, 2004 at 7:30pm
Larkspur: Lark Theater, Wednesday, October 27, 2004, Time
TBD
*** WITHOUT A TRACE (SIN DEJAR HUELLA)
Dir. Maria Novaro, MEXICO 2000, 120 min., In Spanish,
with English subtitles
Thursday, October 14, 2004 at 7.00pm
Richmond: Richmond Public Library
****2004 Int'l Latino Film Festival Preview featuring
DIRT
Dir. Nancy Savoca, USA 2003, 91 mins.
Wednesday, October 20, 2004 at 7.30pm
San Francisco: Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts
Int'l Latino Film Festival - San Francisco Bay Area
in association with Dominican University of California
50 Acacia Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901
P: (415) 454-4039
F: (415) 454-4613
http://www.latinofilmfestival.org
PROFESSOR & CHAIR POSITION:
Department of Cinema & Photography
College of Mass Communication
and Media Arts
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Professor and Chair of Department
of Cinema and Photography: Ph.D. in film,
media studies, or related field; credentials commensurate
with appointment as Professor, record of effective teaching,
significant research/creative activity in cinema or media
studies, and relevant academic administrative experience required.
Responsible for the development and coordination of teaching,
research, and service programs of the Department, including
but not limited to: intellectual and creative leadership of
the Department; active engagement in teaching and research/creative
activity; recruitment, development, and evaluation of faculty
and staff; commitment to building a climate of diversity in
all aspects of the Department; academic program development;
representing the Department’s programs and faculty to various
constituencies; coordinating and enhancing the Department’s
grant activities; alumni relations; and fiscal management
and administration. Application Deadline: November 15,
2004 or until filled. Send letter of application, vita,
and three letters of reference to: Chair Search Committee,
Department of Cinema & Photography, College of Mass Communication
and Media Arts, Southern Illinois University—mail code 6610,
Carbondale, IL 62901-6610. Fax: 618-453-2264. Phone:
618-453-2365. SIUC is an affirmative action/equal opportunity
employer that strives to enhance its ability to develop a
diverse faculty and staff and to increase its potential to
serve a diverse student population. All applications
are welcomed and encouraged and will receive consideration.
SiTV SEARCHING FOR LATINA MUSIC
HOST
Hey
all ... SiTV continues our search for a Latina host
in her 20's who is VERY strong with music knowledge,
past hosting experience, reading teleprompter, and
interview sills. If you know someone
you can recommend, please have them contact Mark
Bracero at 323-256-8900 x 113 regarding "The Drop"
-- you can see a clip of this show which we're bringing
back for a second cycle on our website at www.sitv.com. We
need to book this person by Tues the 21st ... so
get us in contact with us ASAP!
Thanks
so much! Dolly Josette Espinal
BILL COSBY WRITERS WORKSHOP:
APPLICATION DEADLINE OCT.15
Excellent workshop for writers in need of exposure
and professional input on your scripts. You
may apply for the workshop if:
- You
are not currently enrolled in a film/TV degree
program at a university, college or community
college.
- You
have not been previously hired as a professional
television or film writer.
- You
are not a member of the WGA.
- You
are 18 years of age or older.
This
workshop is not suitable for novice writers. We
are primarily seeking intermediate and advanced
level writers. Log on to http://www.cosbyprogram.com for
full eligibility information.
ACCEPTING
SUBMISSIONS FOR FILMS ABOUT LATIN MUSIC
Berklee
College of Music in Boston will be hosting
LATIN WEEK from Nov 15th to Nov
19th.
Latin
Week is an event that brings Latino musicians such
as Paquito d'Rivera, Ray Barreto, Claudia Acuna,
Michel Camilo and many more to do clinics and performances.
This year's main guest will be Juan Luis Guerra.
Latin
Week is accepting submissions for films about Latin
music in any genre of music from all of Latin America
and the U.S. The screenings will be held throughout
the campus where the films will be screening all
day throughout the 5 days.
If
interested please email:
Please
include a name, contact number, synopsis, and screening
formats (only VHS or DVD).
Unfortunately
there is no monetary compensation for the screenings.
AUDITION CALL
Seeking:
LEAD--Rogelio ( Yemaya Okuti
archetype ) Athletic-type baseball player, very
photogenic (male, Puerto Rican or Cuban, should
look like can be late teens-early 20's)
LEAD--Yolanda
( Yemaya Asesu archetype ) Extremely attractive
and wholesome-looking, highly artistic painter (female,
Puerto Rican, should look like can be late teens-early
20's)
FEATURED--Jahíra ( Oya archetype
) Very athletic & extremely sexy, runs track
(Puerto Rican, Cuban or Dominican, should look like
can be late teens-early 20's)
SUPPORTING--Carmen ( Oshun
archetype ) Strong-willed, opinionated & sexy
(Puerto Rican, Cuban or Dominican, should look like
can be late teens-early 20's)
SUPPORTING--Young Boy (Puerto
Rican, Cuban or Dominican, should look like can
be around
age 10) must be able to ACT!
Also needed
non-speaking EXTRAS to play:
2 Spiritual
Clients
Latinos or African Americans, over 30
Several Friends any ethnic background, should look
like can be around late
teens-early-20's (Latin Salsa dancers a plus)
Family Members Puerto Ricans or Cubans of various
ages at a gathering (Latin
Salsa dancers a plus)
High School Kids any ethnic background, should look
like can be around late
teens for 1 shot
Union Status: Non-Union, Non-SAG/AFTRA
Send all headshots/resumes to cypha21@verizon.net
TOMMY LEE JONES DIRECTED INDIE SEEKS
ACTORS IN TEXAS
An
independent feature (The Three Burials of Melquiades
Estrada) directed by and starring Tommy Lee
Jones shooting in West Texas from September to November
is seeking paid EXTRAS and featured EXTRAS
of all ages and ethnicities (preferably Hispanic)
living in the Van Horn, Lajitas, Terlingua, Cibolo
Creek and Presidio areas.
Send
photos to:
Extras Casting
Attn: Kira Burns
P.O. Box 277
Van Horn, TX 79855-0277
NICKELODEON
ANIMATION STUDIOS LOOKING FOR STORYBOARD ARTISTS
For
job descriptions and information on how to apply
call the Job Hotline at 818.736.3673.
Katie
Fiedler-Garcia
Nickelodeon Animation Studios
Human
Resources
818-736-3522
katie.fiedler@nick.com
DREAMYARD,
LOOKING FOR FILM/VIDEO ARTISTS
DreamYard, a respected arts education organization working
since 1994 with schools, social service agencies,
and juvenile justice programs in the Bronx, has
begun new and exciting out-of-school initiative
that piloted the summer of 2004. Currently,
we are looking for a professional film/video artist
with a background working with high school aged
youth and experience in doing community-based
work in New York City for an innovative and challenging
arts-based community building and civic engagement
project
for young people living in the Bronx.
The paid position is for a year-round (Mid-October
to end of April) Saturday program based in the
Bronx running from 10am-3pm. The artist
will be working intensively with a group of approx.
ten young people to design and implement an arts
project that is issue and community-based.
The program began this summer with a five week
intensive at Lehman College. This is a new
program and we are looking for artists who are
interested in being part of a collective and are
excited by the challenge of creating something
new. This program is implemented through
the collaborative efforts of artists, young people,
partner organizations and DreamYard staff.
We are looking to fill this position as soon as
possible.
If you are interested please send a cover letter
and resume to Tanya Gallo, DreamYard, Director
of the A.C.T.I.O.N. Project (Arts Community Teams
In Our Neighborhoods) at (212) 828-9512 ext. 6
, tgallo@dreamyard.com.
For more information about DreamYard and the A.C.T.I.O.N.
project, go to www.dreamyard.com, http://www.dreamyard.com/, or www.dreamyardactionproject.org.
'TORTILLAS AGAIN' CASTING
An
independent digital feature shooting in San Antonio
in October is seeking the following deferred payment
cast: HISPANIC bilingual males and females, age
40-45 ("heavyset" is a plus), willing to shoot
on weekends. Send headshots and resumes to:
Lobo Video Productions
P.O. Box 690492
San Antonio, TX 78269
lobovideoprod@yahoo.com
Alex Mendoza
Alex
Mendoza & Associates
8835 Las Tunas Drive
Temple City, CA 91780
626-614-8277
alexmend@aol.com
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