Recalling Orange County
By: produced, directed and written by Mylene Moreno ; produced in association with the Independent Television Service ; a co-presentation of Latino Public Broadcasting ; produced by Souvenir Pictures, Inc. ; Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Contributors: Independent Television Service; Latino Public Broadcasting (Firm); Souvenir Pictures (Firm); Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Publisher: Cinema Guild, Inc. [distributor]
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 58
Copyright date: 2005
Subjects: Elections; Mexican Americans; History; Political campaigns; Immigrants; Political activity; Government policy; Documentary television programs; Ethnic relations; Santa Ana Unified School District
Description: "Once regarded as a wealthy, white, conservative enclave, Orange County has become less predictable, less tidy, more diverse, more interesting.  In a word, Mexican.  Filmmaker Mylene Moreno, whose family moved there in the seventies, returned to reflect on her youth as a daughter of immigrants and to see how much things have changed.  She discovered Orange County was in the midst of a furious battle, a divisive campaign to recall school district trustee Nativo Lopez from the Santa Ana Unified Board of Education."--Container.
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Editors, Carla Gutierrez, Geraud Brisson ; cinematographers, S. Leo Chiang, Sarah Levy, Mylene Moreno ; original music, Quetzal.

Narrator,  Mylene Moreno.

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