Nothing to See Here is a hilarious series about two disabled friends having each other’s backs. Directed by Santiago Limón, the series stars incredible actors: Enrique Arreola, Alexis Arroyo, Alejandro Calva, Veronica Merchant, and others. The story revolves around the way Alexis envisions his life. Well, that could be a dark joke because Alexis is visually impaired! Replete with witty comedies, the series brings out the quest of two disabled friends to come in search of a new life in Mexico City. Will Alexis eventually be able to fulfill his dream of becoming a stand-up comedian? Let’s find out!
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Why Does Alexis Want To Go To Mexico City?
Alexis, a visually impaired guy, has dreams of his own and decides to move out of the comfort of his home to prove a point to the world. He asks his friend Charly, another disabled guy with cerebral palsy,...
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Why Does Alexis Want To Go To Mexico City?
Alexis, a visually impaired guy, has dreams of his own and decides to move out of the comfort of his home to prove a point to the world. He asks his friend Charly, another disabled guy with cerebral palsy,...
- 11/17/2023
- by Debjyoti Dey
- Film Fugitives
A survivor of the Baja California accident that claimed the lives of actors Raymundo Garduño Cruz and Juan Francisco González from the Netflix series “The Chosen One” says he doesn’t blame the van driver or the production company. But actor Yeray Albelda says it’s the norm that “people are exhausted” in many productions.
The Mexican actors union Anda also held a remote press conference Tuesday to weigh in on the fatal crash.
In an interview with Variety, Albelda, one of the six survivors of the crash, said he was told that a mechanical failure might have caused it. Others, he was told, have speculated that the driver was trying to avoid a pothole or even a deer. No official report has been filed yet.
“For sure, long days and nights are the norm in most productions, people are exhausted,” Abelda said.
Sources close to the production have confirmed that filming has resumed.
The Mexican actors union Anda also held a remote press conference Tuesday to weigh in on the fatal crash.
In an interview with Variety, Albelda, one of the six survivors of the crash, said he was told that a mechanical failure might have caused it. Others, he was told, have speculated that the driver was trying to avoid a pothole or even a deer. No official report has been filed yet.
“For sure, long days and nights are the norm in most productions, people are exhausted,” Abelda said.
Sources close to the production have confirmed that filming has resumed.
- 6/21/2022
- by Anna Marie de la Fuente
- Variety Film + TV
“La Reina del Sur” (“Queen of the South”) is a groundbreaking Spanish-language telenovela series that depicts a naive and innocent young woman from Mexico who becomes the most powerful drug trafficker in southern Spain.
In season two, the “La Reina del Sur” series won an Emmy for Best Non-English Language U.S. Primetime Program. Ronald Day, EVP, Entertainment, Telemundo Networks, which co-produced the series, states: “It is the show that propelled the network to the top of the charts and kicked off Telemundo’s Super Series franchise as the most successful Super Series in the network’s history. It was the show that redefined Hispanic media and set a new standard in our content offering.”
Where Can You Watch “La Reina del Sur?”
Premiering on February 28, 2011, the first “La Reina del Sur” was produced by the American television network Telemundo (a division of NBCUniversal) in conjunction with the Antena 3 network and Rti Producciones.
In season two, the “La Reina del Sur” series won an Emmy for Best Non-English Language U.S. Primetime Program. Ronald Day, EVP, Entertainment, Telemundo Networks, which co-produced the series, states: “It is the show that propelled the network to the top of the charts and kicked off Telemundo’s Super Series franchise as the most successful Super Series in the network’s history. It was the show that redefined Hispanic media and set a new standard in our content offering.”
Where Can You Watch “La Reina del Sur?”
Premiering on February 28, 2011, the first “La Reina del Sur” was produced by the American television network Telemundo (a division of NBCUniversal) in conjunction with the Antena 3 network and Rti Producciones.
- 6/13/2022
- by Buddy TV
- buddytv.com
SAG-AFTRA and Mexico’s performers union have signed what they’re calling an “historic cooperative agreement” in which they’ve pledged to consider joint bargaining in areas of mutual interest. The agreement with the Asociación Nacional de Actores (Anda) was announced today at SAG-aftra’s biennial convention in Los Angeles.
“We are honored and privileged to stand strong with Anda, an important leader in the Latin American labor community,” said SAG-aftra President Gabrielle Carteris, “Their top leaders joined us today to sign a historic agreement designed for this new era of cross-border and multilingual production, pledging to consider joint bargaining in appropriate areas, such as Spanish-language dubbing.”
Anda’s General Secretary Jesús Ochoa, Secretary of Interior and Exterior Marco Treviño, and Secretary of Labor Alejandro Calva participated in the signing. The agreement includes provisions for collaboration on contract and rule enforcement, organizing, and technology initiatives.
David White, SAG-aftra’s national executive director,...
“We are honored and privileged to stand strong with Anda, an important leader in the Latin American labor community,” said SAG-aftra President Gabrielle Carteris, “Their top leaders joined us today to sign a historic agreement designed for this new era of cross-border and multilingual production, pledging to consider joint bargaining in appropriate areas, such as Spanish-language dubbing.”
Anda’s General Secretary Jesús Ochoa, Secretary of Interior and Exterior Marco Treviño, and Secretary of Labor Alejandro Calva participated in the signing. The agreement includes provisions for collaboration on contract and rule enforcement, organizing, and technology initiatives.
David White, SAG-aftra’s national executive director,...
- 10/13/2019
- by David Robb
- Deadline Film + TV
After nearly a decade, Kate Del Castillo will reprise her role as Teresa Mendoza in the return of the Narco drama La Reina del Sur, set to debut in 2019 on Telemundo. The original story, based on the novel of the same by Arturo Perez-Reverte, follows Mendoza’s climb to the top of the male-dominated Narco world that trafficked drugs on a global scale.
Joining Del Castillo in the new season, which shot on location in seven countries, are a mix of returning actors and new multilingual, international talent including Raoul Bova (Under the Tuscan Sun), Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight), Paola Nuñez (The Son), Antonio Gil (Quantum of Solace), and legendary novela actor Humberto Zurita.
The series will pick up eight years after the events of the finale where audiences learned that Mendoza was pregnant and unsure of her future. When La Reina returns, audiences learn she’s disappeared into the U.
Joining Del Castillo in the new season, which shot on location in seven countries, are a mix of returning actors and new multilingual, international talent including Raoul Bova (Under the Tuscan Sun), Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight), Paola Nuñez (The Son), Antonio Gil (Quantum of Solace), and legendary novela actor Humberto Zurita.
The series will pick up eight years after the events of the finale where audiences learned that Mendoza was pregnant and unsure of her future. When La Reina returns, audiences learn she’s disappeared into the U.
- 11/29/2018
- by Rosy Cordero
- Deadline Film + TV
Formerly named the devilish El Infierno or The Hell, Lightning Entertainment has renamed this crime thriller to El Narco, aka The Drug Dealer. Recently completed, El Narco is a real heartwarming story of Benny (Damian Alcazar) and returning to his home town, in Mexico. In reality, his welcome involves gunfire, violence and his partially forced entry into the illicit drug export business. Here, events go from bad to worse and shortly, Benny is on the run from local authorities and into the deep pockets of the local crime lords.
El Narco was recently shown in Cannes 2011 (Lightning) and hopefully, good news will return from this locale, as a North American release date has not been announced so far. For now, watch the comedic, yet sinister hijinks of Benny and his criminal underlings in the exciting reel below.
The synopsis for El Narco is here:
"Drugs, guns, violence, death: Mexico today...
El Narco was recently shown in Cannes 2011 (Lightning) and hopefully, good news will return from this locale, as a North American release date has not been announced so far. For now, watch the comedic, yet sinister hijinks of Benny and his criminal underlings in the exciting reel below.
The synopsis for El Narco is here:
"Drugs, guns, violence, death: Mexico today...
- 5/17/2011
- by Remove28DaysLaterAnalysisThis@gmail.com (Michael Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
Carlos Carrera's "Backyard" will screen as the closing-night film at the 14th Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival, which runs Aug. 19-25 at the Mann Chinese 6 in Hollywood.
The feature, Mexico's submission last year for the foreign-language film Oscar, is a fictionalized account of a series of murders of young women in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. It stars Ana de la Reguera, Jimmy Smits, Joaquin Cosio, Alejandro Calva, Amorita Rasgado and Enoc Leano.
The fest, screening 73 films, including 37 features, includes the world premiere of the drama "Bedrooms," directed by Youssef Delara, Michael D. Olmos and Victor Teran and starring Jordan Belfi, Julie Benz, Xander Berkeley, Moon Bloodgood, Barry Bostwick, Jesse Garcia, Sarah Clarke and Dee Wallace in four interconnected stories.
The lineup also includes the West Coast debut of William Wedig's "Forged," which focuses on the struggles of an ex-convict to make a new life, as well as such...
The feature, Mexico's submission last year for the foreign-language film Oscar, is a fictionalized account of a series of murders of young women in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. It stars Ana de la Reguera, Jimmy Smits, Joaquin Cosio, Alejandro Calva, Amorita Rasgado and Enoc Leano.
The fest, screening 73 films, including 37 features, includes the world premiere of the drama "Bedrooms," directed by Youssef Delara, Michael D. Olmos and Victor Teran and starring Jordan Belfi, Julie Benz, Xander Berkeley, Moon Bloodgood, Barry Bostwick, Jesse Garcia, Sarah Clarke and Dee Wallace in four interconnected stories.
The lineup also includes the West Coast debut of William Wedig's "Forged," which focuses on the struggles of an ex-convict to make a new life, as well as such...
- 7/27/2010
- by By Gregg Kilday
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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