The Unseen is now on DVD!! Starring Gale Harold, Phillip Bloch, Steve Harris
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I am a wife, a mother of five, an artist, a filmmaker, a mentor, a lover of all things expressed. I live for being fully present in the moment. I work for free, I live fully and I dream huge. I want it all. I cannot get enough, I am due ten years of vacation time, and I believe in freedom. My direct ancestor is Richard Stockton, Signer of the Declaration of Independence. My husband is Luis Moro, the man who was born in Cuba and came back 38 years later and shot a film there that put him in the history books. This is about him.
Watch the opening scene of his masterpeice ’Love and Suicide’.
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I’m posting this update to share a rewarding benefit from our theatrical journey with LOVE & SUICIDE, the movie shot on location in Havana, Cuba. After eight months in commercial theatres, with ten weeks screening in Miami, FL and finishing this November with a 450 people premiere in Los Angeles. It seems we have impacted the U.S. Embargo on Cuba. The Cuban Evolution is here.
One of our highlights was screening in Miami Florida with the AMC Theatres Select program. We grew up to five theatres in Miami and out grossed many studio films at the box office.
But the biggest reward was the community that received us in Miami. Though the film is not political, you can’t help but see the real life results of both Cuba’s and America’s failed 47 years of politics. Almost all pro-embargo, anti-embargo and neutral viewers of the film agreed, it’s time to lift the embargo on Cuba. The embargo simply has not worked in 47 years.
I know some U.S. politicians have seen the movie. They have been affected deeply. Especially after seeing the reality in Cuba with their own eyes. When you see real images with real people, it’s hard to avoid the duplicity of the outdated embargo.
Thank God some of these pro-embargo politicians are now preparing to abolish the embargo in 2007. We already know they don’t want the embargo. What we don’t know is which “former” pro-embargo politician will stand up first. The race is on to see which one has the courage to go public first.
Thank you for being part of “The Cuban Evolution.” Luis Moro, Filmmaker.
Please oh please keep writing! Your articles are wonderful!