23rd & Union is a docu-drama that weaves real interviews with fictional characters to investigate the 2008 murder of Degene Berecha in the popular Seattle restaurant Philadelphia Cheese-Steak.
A documentary about the mass deportation of American-born Chicanos & Mexicans during The Depression and the effects it has had on certain families.
- Written, Directed and Produced by Rafael Flores (Summer 2011)
Co-production with Off Duty entertainment. “Alas Quebradas” is Spanish for “Broken Wings” and refers to the broken dreams of undocumented day laborers in the United States.
Contracted as a freelance project for Seattle’s Miller Nash Law Firm, this is a parody of the famous T.V. show The Office. To order a freelance project see contact info.
A comical short about two obnoxious gringas who are pestered by a Mexican vendor on a beach resort. – Written & Directed by Rafael Flores (November 2009)
An experimental documentary and music video that explores the private landscape of death through the eyes of a floating spirit that roams around a cemetery looking for an escape from purgatory.
This is an experimental documentary about the struggle of Hip-hop artists in Seattle. The film attempts to investigate similarities and differences amongst Hip-Hop artists in Seattle.
Scene study of the famous bathtub scene from “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”. This scene has modified dialogue and was re-interpreted to fit the drug-induced grunge scene in Seattle during the 1990′s.
This is a freelance PSA produced for the national Gear Up program that also operates as a recruiting video for the national organization which is associated with Ameri-Core.
Jale is Spanish for pull, but also is Chicano/Mexican slang for work. The tile also refers to the push and pull of immigration that draws Mexicans to the U.S.
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