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Directed by long-time collaborators Kief Davidson and Richard Ladkani, THE DEVIL'S MINER is a moving portrait of two brothers--14-year-old Basilio and 12-year-old Bernardino--who work deep inside the Cerro Rico silver mines of Bolivia. Through the children's eyes, we encounter the world of devout Catholic miners who sever their ties with God upon entering the mountain, where it is an ancient belief that the devil, as represented by statues constructed in the tunnels, determines the fate of all who work within the mines, which date back to the sixteenth century.
As we come to know the brothers, we learn their fears and hopes for their future, and occasionally glimpse their childlike souls peeking through their stoic faces. Raised without a father, Basilio must work to support their family and to go to school and study, so that he and his family can one day leave the mines. Working 24 hour shifts, eating cocoa leaves to ward off hunger and drowsiness, Basilio then walks to the city to attend a school, where he is ostracized because he is a working miner. Yet, through it all, Basilio and his family retain a dignity and courage that is inspiring.
The filmmakers bring alive the depths of this mining community and the beauty of the many customs and traditions of the mining town filled with superstition. Each day as they enter the shafts, the Catholic miners bring offerings to carved statues called "Tio", the devil who determines the fate of all who work there. They stage large-scale rituals and sacrifices at the entrance to the mine, and carnivals where they parade through the streets. All of this is their effort to appease the "mountain that eats men alive" where millions of men have died in accidents and of disease and the life expectancy of workers is only 35-40 years old.
A prime example of how social issue films can make a difference, THE DEVIL'S MINER has brought attention to this situation and has encouraged educational and community programs in the US, Europe and Bolivia that are helping to get children out of the mines and into schools.
Basilio Vargas is a veteran mine worker. He's been employed by La Cumbre silver mine for four years. It's one of hundreds in Bolivia's Cerro Rico, known locally as "the mountain that eats men." Basilio is 14. He's often joined by 12-year-old brother Bernardino. It isn't unusual for the boys to work 12-hour shifts--even double shifts of 24 hours. His father died when he was two and Basilio is the primary breadwinner (his younger sister even calls him "papa"). Outside the mine, Basilio is Catholic. Inside, however, he puts his faith in the Devil, AKA "Tio." Basilio, boss Saturnino, and the other miners believe Tio controls their fate. Basilio's dream is to earn enough money to get an education and to leave the mines for good. Directed by Kief Davidson and Richard Ladkani and narrated by the subject himself, The Devil's Miner doesn't look at child labor from several points of view, but almost exclusively from that of the child. While it may lack context, the film brings Basilio's world--both above and below ground--into stark relief. He's a well-spoken guide. Basilio is also a realist who knows what will happen if he doesn't escape: he'll be dead by 40 from lung disease or a mine collapse, just like an estimated eight million Cerro Rico workers before him. As Saturnino says about his young charges, "It's an incredible sadness." He would know--Saturnino was once a kid just like Basilio. --Kathleen C. FennessySee all Editorial Reviews
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I bought this movie to show students in my Spanish classes. By and large, they are interested in some of the cultural aspects of the movie.Published 7 months ago by Amazonite
Excellent documentary, my students were moved and learned a lot from it !Published 12 months ago by martha e lane
Really puts you in Basilio's shoes. A great representation of Basilio's life, his expectations and the challenges and dangers he faces. Read morePublished 20 months ago by Sammy D
I show this video to my Spanish classes and they get a lot out of it. It shows them to appreciate what they have and how fortunate they are to have what they have. Read morePublished on August 28, 2013 by Abel T. Robles
Decent movie. Spent a LOT of time on the devil worship part of the situation. Would have liked to see more on the mining operations.Published on June 24, 2013 by Thomas Collins
This is not just one of the best documentaries I've ever watched, it is one of the best films. I'd like to write a more detailed review but I simply don't know how to sum up this... Read morePublished on May 31, 2013 by Mr2253
I'm a huge fan of documentaries that show something so completely different, i would have never imagined it existed, let alone in the world toady. Read morePublished on January 14, 2013 by XISDEAD
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ST. GEORGE — Utah is so much more than astounding vistas and plentiful, powdery snow.
It's the third-generation rancher in Mount Pleasant, Sanpete County, who today is selling his quarter horses over the Internet; the two young women in Boulder, Garfield County, who've started a world-class sit-down restaurant offering food grown on their farm; the cafe owner in Torrey, Wayne County, who hands out 2,400 individual mini-pies during the town's festival parade.
It's the dramatic story of three young pioneer children sitting alone on the rocky ground as their parents perilously slip and slide their wagon through the "Hole in the Rock" outside of Escalante and the story of husbands and fathers climbing over the mountain pass on quilts laid over the wet, deep snow near Panguitch.
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That's what the organizers of the Utah Cultural Heritage FAM Tour wanted to tell the out-of-state travel writers invited to visit for four days in May.
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Miltimore said combining songs written by the Story Road Utah bus band with stories told by step-on bus guides and local presenters made the stories come alive.
"They've (the Utah Tourism office staff) found a very effective way to tell this story," he said.
"This is such rugged, lonely terrain," Cannon said. "I've lived all over the country, but I've never seen anything like this."
"I've enjoyed that we're going for the authentic experience," Wyels added. "It's pretty much off the beaten path while surrounded by gorgeous scenery."
Wyels was surprised to find the architecture in Utah so similar to that of the New England states. She hadn't realized the early members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints brought so much of their English heritage with them.
"I've been through Utah before," Zuchowski said, as he took the opportunity to drive a horse-drawn wagon. "I always took the interstate from Salt Lake City to the national parks. This is all completely new to me. I've heard some very interesting stories and learned a lot about the Mormons."
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He goes by several different names, but now we might have to add "Mole" to Dennis Rodman's list of monikers.
Aside from random news reports of police raids on his home, the former NBA rebounding champ is back on our radar thanks to Reality TV. Rodman, along with seven other faded and forgotten celebrities (Rudy Huxtable, we thought you were above this!) is competing on ABC's "Celebrity Mole."
Rodman is also making a comeback on the courts -- with the American Basketball Association's Long Beach Jam -- not the NBA, not yet, he says.
Page 3 turned up the Worm for our 10 Burning Questions, and he wasn't at all shy.
Skinny dipping was one of the first things that went down on "Celebrity Mole". What ever happened to your plan to leave the basketball court naked?
I didn't expect my career to be like the way it ended, with Dallas. I expected that I would know when I was actually leaving the court and leaving the game and so I could just plan it--- just rip it off and stroll off.
So it's still in the plan?
Oh hell yeah
I know you can't really talk too much about "Celebrity Mole"'s outcome, but maybe you can give us a hint about the mole-- is it Rudy Huxtable?
I can say this-- it was one of two species, it was male or female.
Wow, you're giving us a lot.
You made a comeback with the ABA's Long Beach Jam, what did you do to get in shape?
I think I'm in pretty good shape right now. I've been trying to stretch my legs where I can actually run down the court and take the full abuse that I'll need to play and jump, but I'm in pretty good shape. I worry about my mental. It's wonderful to go out there and pretty much jump, jump, jump.
You still follow the game, the NBA. Do you have any teams that you root for?
I have my opinion about what's really going on in the NBA. All of sudden you turn yourself from being a player to an advisor to a coach... you start turning your attitude a different direction when you're not playing. After you retire from basketball, you don't like to even watch it anymore, but I do catch myself looking back and saying, "You know I gotta get back into the game to finish my career right." And I'm pretty much trying to do that right now.
Would you ever consider coaching if the offer was made?
Oh yeah, I would coach women's basketball.
Yeah. Just to see what's really going on with the girls. You look at the women's league today and, man, some of them are like the guys. I mean, not the look wise, but the physical and strength. I bet my sister back in the day could really--
Test some of these guys?
I won't be surprised if one of these days one of these girls crossover.
And start playing some of the guys?
Seriously, yeah.
Looking at the NBA today, there are tattoos all over the place. The tattoos are getting out of control--
Oh, out of control, yes.
Do you think some of these guys are trying to bite your styles a little bit?
You could say that. I mean, the things I did back in '93 kinda catapulted all of this. I mean once I became a Chicago Bull, everything went crazy, not just with basketball, but in music and other walks of life. I mean, everyone started to do what Dennis Rodman did-- the hair color, the tattoos, the wedding dress, the [flamboyance]. Back in the day people told me to stop doing tattoos and I was rebellious and said, "To hell with all of it because that's my independence coming out."
You mentioned that you see some of you in Ben Wallace as far as your playing styles. Is there anyone else in the League who you see some of yourself?
No. There's really no flair in the game. You got Michael Jordan who was totally, like, did everything with flair. I don't see that anyone out there like out there. It's very easy to go out there and dunk and just look at the crowd, but if you add just a little bit of body language and let the people know that you're really enjoying yourself.
So after the TV bit in "Celebrity Mole", are you doing anything else in TV or films or are you just concentrating on the ABA?
I'm just focusing on the ABA right now, just trying to get back into the league. I've been really laying low, trying to, but every time you look around I'm in the newspaper doing this or "Dennis was in jail or he was doing this or something wrong." So I'm trying to focus on this for the time being until the day I get back in the NBA then you gonna hear a lot about me. (laughs)
Well, I'm glad you brought up jail. It 's been reported that the Newport beach police have been to your home over
70 times
. I mean, Dennis, do you know these guys by first name now?
Well, once you live in a small community like Newport Beach-- one of the richest communities in the country-- the guys are just locals. You see guys off-duty drinking beers, you can go talk to them, but once they put that suit on, they're totally different guys, you know. They're like, "Come on, Dennis, you gotta go." I mean, the guys are friends but once they put that suit on, you gotta go. Probably about 80, 90 times, they've been to my house.
Awkward silence here as I wait for Rodman to offer a real explanation as to why these friends/police would come to his house 80 or 90 times. Nothing comes, so we move on.
Let's talk about the names you've had: The Worm, does that still apply now? What about Rod the Bod or Rodzilla? Is there something new for the ABA?
Well, I've always had Rod the Bod when I was wrestling with Hulk Hogan and everybody. Rodzilla, Worm all of those were from different times.
So now what's the name, is it just Dennis Rodman?
Pretty much just Dennis Rodman right now. Once I get back in the league we'll see what develops.


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The Orton-Gillingham method of teaching decoding, spelling, and handwriting is a multisensory approach that has been used successfully with children who experience difficulty learning these skills. This course trains you in the Orton-Gillingham techniques and translates high-interest comprehension activities into literacy programs.
Required text: Preventing Academic Failure, by Phyllis Bertin and Eileen Perlman (Monroe Associates Publishers).
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I am working with visual basic and i'm creating a function which performs a search for each word that is entered into a richtextbox. As a word is being entered into
RichTextBox2 a search Is performed in
RichTextBox1 and the text is highlighted .
RichTextBox1 and
RiochTextBox2 are read only ,
RichTextBox2 is able to be written in via code while
RichTextBox1 has only default text (A directory of words). There is also
RichTextBox3 which holds a copy of
RichTextBox2's text
RichTextBox3.Text = RichTextBox2.Text
this is the code for the function .
public class textsearch
Private intPosition As Integer
Private Sub NextButton_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles NextButton.Click
' Static intStart As Integer
'used to select compare method
Dim intStart As Integer
Dim objType As Object
Dim lastWord As String = RichTextBox2.Text.Split(" ").Last
objType = CompareMethod.Text
'set starting position to 1
intPosition = 1
'use the InStr function to look up a staring position of a search string in a given text box using objType (case-insensitive or case-sensitive)
intStart = InStr(intPosition, RichTextBox1.Text, lastWord, objType) ' what it searches
If intStart > 0 Then
'set starting select position on a textbox and select the search string
RichTextBox1.SelectionStart = intStart - 1
RichTextBox1.SelectionLength = lastWord.Length 'highlights the searched word
End If
End Sub
End Class
This is a very useful function but the main issues are
(1) because
RichTextBox1 is read only , you gear the "ding" sound each time a search is being performed and it gets very annoying.
(2) I am unable to find a way to select the character whenever a word is found , or how to replace the word in
RichTextBox3 with the character next to the searched word.
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en julio 24, 2015
This was our first stay at a B&B and certainly will not be the last! The Strasburg Village Inn was a delightful first experience. The Innkeeper was friendly as well as most helpful, remembering we would be arriving just in time to freshen up and get to a wedding. Our room was ready early, and she was anticipating our arrival. The Inn's location is central to many local attractions and our room was very comfortable. (We live in the country where quiet is the norm, so the traffic on the street did take a bit of getting used to.) Can't wait to visit again!
Respuesta del propietarioThank you very much for taking the time to write a review of your recent stay with us. I'm glad that you had a positive experience and we can't wait for you to come back again, too!
en junio 08, 2015
Excellent accommodations and super Friendly Innkeeper ( Jody ) Made for a great 1 night stay. Jody was very friendly and helpful and recommended a great area restaurant for us to try. She called and made the reservations and was great with the follow up. Our room was very clean and neat as was the rest of the common areas of the Inn. We did not have a chance to try the breakfast as we had to leave very early the next morning. We will definitely be staying here again.
Respuesta del propietarioThank you so much for your kind review. The best part of a Bed & Breakfast is that the smaller size allows for much more interaction with the guests, and we enjoy getting to know our guests!
I'm sorry you missed the opportunity to have breakfast with us, but we hope you'll return for a visit and not have to rush off so early the next day!
en junio 08, 2015
My husband and I having conflicting schedules, we stayed only 1 night, on saturday. Jody, the B&B manager, greeted us in a very friendly maner, took the time to show us to our room and explained all the perks. We asked a few questions on places to eat and new scooter tour and a few other things. It is great to feel this more intimate way of being checked in: someone actually taking the time to talk with you!
We loved our room (# 2) on the back side of the building with our own private balcony. It had a nice separate bathroom, a sitting area: all we could expect and more.We appreciated the big front porch with rocking chairs, simply sitting, chatting and looking at Strasburg life.
In the morning, we woke to the wonderful smell of pancakes of the next door creamery and candy store : that is where we had our breakfast (and that i was to easily convince in buying fudge and other home made sweets and things)
The best part: so quiet, so peaceful and the sound of horses hoofs beating the pavement!
A definite "go back"
Respuesta del propietarioWe greatly appreciate the time you spent writing a review of your recent stay with us. Coming from 15+ years in the hotel industry, I couldn't agree with you more that the intimate and personal attention a B & B can give to its guests due to its smaller size sets the stage to relax and enjoy your time away.
I also agree that rocking on the front porch and watching the traffic - including horses & buggies - go by. And, when the traffic is too much, you reserved our suite with a private balcony (much quieter).
All in all, you set the stage for a relaxing getaway and I'm glad we were able to do our part to give you that time away from your busy life and conflicting schedules. We hope, if you can ever 'organize' the time away again, you might come back and visit us!
en abril 20, 2015
I enjoyed my stay with Jody at her SVI&C. It was a weekend filled with wonderful experiences, and Jody ensured my family and I didn't have anything to worry about. The inn accommodated our late arrival, provided an opportunity to order food for pickup at opening time, and had the most comfortable beds! I've been recommending the place to others since my return!
Respuesta del propietarioThank you for your kind review! I'm glad you were pleased with the services we provided to you during your stay, and thrilled to hear that you found the beds to be comfortable. I hope you'll consider us again for a 3-generation trip to the area!
en abril 16, 2015
What a lovely place! Service was great, the room was charming and the jets in the bathtub are fantastic! Would definitely stay here again!
Respuesta del propietarioAh.....the jets. I'm always envious of guests who book our rooms with 'jets' and always stunned when they tell me they didn't take advantage of the amenity!
We'll hold you to your promise to stay with us again!
en abril 15, 2015
The Strasburg Inn is a beautiful, historic site. We really enjoyed the clean rooms, the comfortable gathering area with coffee and fudge samples! The kids really enjoyed being downtown in a small town and close to the creamery and gift shop. We could easily drive anywhere we wanted to go! Thank you for a wonderful time!
Respuesta del propietarioThank you for your review of your experience at our Inn. We are one of the few B & Bs that are family-friendly, which provides parents additional lodging opportunities when visiting the area and all things "train". We love being in the center of a small charming town with brick sidewalks and yet only minutes away from the major thoroughfares that lead to the many things people visit this area to explore.
We hope you'll consider us again if your travels bring you back to the area.
en enero 12, 2015
Extremely clean and roomy. Centrally located. We were there at Christmas and this area is close to all of the Lancaster area Christmas festivities. Great weekend!
en diciembre 19, 2014
My wife and I had a great time at the inn. The winery is very convenient and the town is very cute. And the innkeeper was very friendly.
Respuesta del propietarioThank you for your kind review! I know that choosing a B&B was a bit out of your "comfort zone" and I hope your stay with us won you over to try the B&B experience more in the future.
Meanwhile, when your travels bring you back to the area, we'd love to have you stay with us again!
en diciembre 17, 2014
Perfect for my friends and me for our overnight stay. Close to everything. Loved the wine tasting right on the property. We especially enjoyed the "living area" where we watched TV, drank some wine and played cards after a long day of everything else!
Respuesta del propietarioThank you for offering a review about your stay at our Inn. We're glad your friends ' getaway was a good time, and glad you found our Gathering Room to be perfect for the chance to relax and unwind after a long day out and about.
We'd welcome the opportunity to be your host for a future getaway!
en diciembre 10, 2014
Would definitely stay here again! Highly recommend this Bed and Breakfast.
Respuesta del propietarioThe best compliment we could receive is when our guests tell us they would recommend us to others! Thank you for that compliment and for letting us know you had such a positive experience with us that you'd put your reputation behind referring others!
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$124 - $149
This private master features a unique layout, queen-sized canopy bed with duvet, private porch with table and chairs, wireless internet, flat screen cable TV and a private bathroom. Room does not face street.
$164 - $189
This charming master features a king-sized canopy bed with duvet, wireless internet and flat screen cable TV. The bathroom includes a beautiful pedestal sink and a jetted tub/shower combination. Room does not face street.
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Sitio web
junto a la Creamery de Estrasburgo,
Ciudad pequeña
Harrisburg, PA (MDT) 45 miles
Desde Lancaster, tomar ruta 30 hacia el este a la ruta sur de 896. Viaje 4 millas a la pequeña ciudad de Estrasburgo. A la luz en la Plaza, gire a la derecha y inmediatamente a la derecha en nuestro aparcamiento. Estamos situados junto a la tienda de país de Estrasburgo y Creamery en la Plaza del centro de Estrasburgo.
Parque de Atracciones,
Compra de Antigüedades,
Galerías de Arte
Sala de conciertos,
Cenas Elegantes/Gourmet,
De Interés Histórico,
Música en vivo,
País Store & Creamery,
Tiendas Outlet,
Servicios Religiosos,
Lugar de deportes,
Historic Inn
Juegos de mesa, Instalaciones para café/té, Chimenea, Biblioteca de películas, Estacionamiento, Vídeos ,
On our property you will find: Ice Creamery, Old-fashioned Country Store, Candy Kitchen, Bakery, Wine Tasting Shop, Deli Kitchen.
Aire acondicionado, Despertador, Productos de Cortesía, Reproductor de DVD, Refrigerador
, Secador, Tabla de planchar, Radio, TV por Satélite/Cable, TV, Wi-Fi, Internet con conexión de cable
Winery, Bakery, Ice Cream Shoppe, Deli Kitchen, Candy Kitchen, Country Store, Comprar, Visitar lugares de interés
Sitio web
Jody Osborne
Alimentación particular , Vegetariano , Gluten-free
Sundae de dumpling de AppleServido en nuestro Creamery para sólo $ 6,25
$99 por noche
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Diane Kruger to Star in New FX Drama Series THE BRIDGE
FX is headed for the border, placing a 13-episode order for THE BRIDGE, a new drama series from Writer/Producers Meredith Stiehm and Elwood Reid starring Academy Award Nominee Demián Bichir and Diane Kruger, it was announced today by John Landgraf, President and General Manager, FX Networks. A, Production begins in April and the series premieres in July. The Bridge is a co-production of Shine America and FX Productions
Set on the border between El Paso and Juarez, The Bridge centers on two detectives, one from the United States and one from Mexico, who must work together to hunt down a serial killer operating on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border. Executive Producers Meredith Stiehm (Homeland) and novelist and television writer/producer Elwood Reid adapted The Bridge for American television from the international hit series Bron, which was set on the border of Denmark and Sweden. Bron was produced by Shine Group's Filmlance and Denmark's Nimbus Film Production,
The Bridge co-stars are Ted Levine, Annabeth Gish, and Thomas M. Wright, and Matthew Lillard guest stars. Gerardo Naranjo (Miss Bala) directed the pilot episode. Executive Producers of The Bridge are Shine America's Carolyn G. Bernstein and Filmlance's Lars Blomgren. It will be distributed by Shine International.
"For years networks having been trying develop a drama series set on the U.S.-Mexican border without any success," said Landgraf. "I'm thrilled to say that Meredith Stiehm and Elwood Reid have become the first to crack that creative code and they have done so magnificently," said Landgraf. "There have been great films set in that world - No Country for Old Men and Lone Star come to mind - but never a great TV series. This one is special. The setting, the writing, the direction, and the way it is brought to life by Demián Bichir, Diane Kruger and the rest of the cast makes for truly riveting drama."
Stiehm and Reid said, "Working with FX has been amazing. The border has so many rich and compelling stories to tell and John Landgraf, Nick Grad and Eric Schrier, along with the Shine America team, are just as excited as we are to bring those stories to life."
"We are thrilled to partner with FX on 'The Bridge,' a series with tremendous auspices and a very strong international pedigree," says Shine America CEO Rich Ross. "As our first scripted series launch under the new Shine America banner, we could not be more proud of the team that has been assembled by Meredith, Elwood and Carolyn."
In The Bridge, Demián Bichir stars in the role of "Marco Ruiz," a homicide investigator for the state of Chihuahua, Mexico living in Ciudad Juárez. A family man, Marco is one of the last good men in a corrupt and apathetic police force that is outgunned by the powerful drug cartels. He's sharp, charming, and observant and painfully aware that his city is in a state of chaos. When a body is dumped on the bridge that spans the El Paso-Ciudad Juárez border, Ruiz is forced to work with his American counterpart, "Detective Sonya Cross."
Diane Kruger stars as "Detective Sonya Cross," a dogged cop who has an undiagnosed disorder that falls on the autism spectrum. Cross is shockingly candid and calls the world as she sees it, which can be off-putting to her colleagues, but she is also extremely effective at her job.
Ted Levine plays "Lieutenant Hank Wade," a member of Detective Cross's team at the El Paso Police Department who is a veteran cop with a weathered, cowboy swagger. He is not surprised by anything that human beings will do to one another, but he's utterly baffled by The Office coffeemaker. Hank knows that Sonya communication skills are challenged, and repeatedly has to advise her how to work more diplomatically with others.
Annabeth Gish plays "Charlotte Millwright," a wealthy ranch wife suddenly widowed when her older husband Karl suffers a massive heart attack while on the Mexican side of the border. A sheltered woman with a ranch to run, Charlotte quickly learns that her late husband has many shocking secrets.
Thomas M. Wright plays "Steven Linder," a wolf of a man who is no stranger to the dark and jumbled chaos of Juárez.
Matthew Lillard plays "Daniel Frye," a cocky reporter with the El Paso Times whose hard partying ways have taken a toll on his once promising journalism career.
FX originally ordered the Pilot episode in July of 2012, and wrapped Pilot production in December.
Meredith Stiehm is an Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning writer who served as an Executive Producer and Writer on the universally acclaimed drama series Homeland for Showtime. She was the Creator and Executive Producer on the CBS drama Cold Case. She also spent four seasons as a writer of the award-winning hit series NYPD Blue for ABC. Elwood Reid most recently served as a Co-Executive Producer on Hawaii Five-O for CBS, and he also was a Producer on Cold Case.
Demián Bichir is a Mexican-born actor best known for his work in the award-winning film, A Better Life, for which he received an Academy Award nomination in 2012. He completed production on his starring roles in the feature films Machete Kills for Robert Rodriguez and The Heat for Paul Fieg, and he recently signed on to star in Richard Shepard's feature Dom Hemingway opposite Jude Law. Bichir's other work includes roles in the hit Showtime series, Weeds, Oliver Stone's 2012 film Savages and his portrayal of Fidel Castro in Che.
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