Daniel Rios is an eighteen-year-old high school student at Eastwood High School in El Paso, Texas. “Inundation” is a short dramatic film which he wrote, produced, directed and edited. He aspires to be a writer/director and Latinopia is proud to showcase his film.
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Posted in Cinema/TV,LATINOPIA SHOWCASEMarch 6, 20113 comments
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05/05/11 Just finished watching your short film and i am very impressed with your work. I live in Laredo Texas. and traveled to San Antonio and Austin back in 1998 to help out a friend with a short film which won him some awards. So sad that you live to far for me to help you out in comeing out in a video. but if you ever come to Laredo , which is also a border town , and film anything here I will be glad to help you out.
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Dear Robert, I'll make sure to pass on your comment to Daniel Rios the El Paso filmmaker who wrote, directed, edited and produced "Inundation." Tia Tenopia
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