page_title: Migdia Chinea Varela
section_title: Director
hierarchical_section_title: Migdia Chinea Varela / Select film and television credits / Director
caption_attribution_description: English: Image from the (December) 2010 film "anonymous (street meat)"
context_page_description: Migdia Skarsgård Chinea-Varela is an American screenwriter and director She was a writer for the TV series Superboy, as well as for The Incredible Hulk, The Facts of Life, and Punky Brewster. She appeared in the second season of Sanford and Son as Maria Fuentes, the younger sister of Julio Fuentes, in the 1973 episode "Watts Side Story". She has written about theatre for the Los Angeles Times She lives in Glendale, California.
  In 1988, Newsweek published an essay by Skarsgård-Chinea in its "My Turn" column. The essay described her personal experiences with minority quotas.
  In 2012, Skarsgård-Chinea graduated with a master's degree from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television. She wrote and directed the short film Anonymous as part of an experimental film course. The four-minute film, which is based on her experiences with faulty mortgage foreclosure notices, was selected un certain regard to appear at the Cannes Short Film Festival and earned an honorable mention at the California International Shorts Film Festival. After the film's reception at Cannes, Chinea told The Daily Bruin that she hoped to be able to film a full-length version.
context_section_description: The Prince of Old Havana (in production, for 2018 release)
  "Old Havana and the Great Pimp of San Isidro" (short film) (2014)
  "Kninth Floor" (short film) (2012)
  "Ard Eevin" (documentary short) (2011)
  "Anonymous (Street Meat)" (short film) (2010)
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IVmVa8HzYE
  Yes, Inc. (TV series) (1998)
caption: Still from "Anonymous (Street Meat)"
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