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I was born in Los Angeles, and still live here. I watch a lot of movies. Orson Welles rules. I’m also really into Kathryn Bigelow and Walter Hill.
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Reality Is Scary 
Reality is a challenge, it’s up to us to make our lives better, as consciousness is real and matter isn’t we make our own reality through the thinking process. It’s our consciousness that makes our reality the way we want, but it’s also philosophy that helps us cope with reality.
I’m loving all of your posts on Mexican Cinema. It’s amazing to see someone writing about it. Thanks for your work. I want to work on a podcast / youtube series about Mexican cinema, deconstructing and analyzing, and your work is inspiring. I’d love to collaborate and have you discuss some of these films in the future!
Thanks for the kind words. Mexican cinema has been terribly neglected. Happy to help on any project that spreads the word about Mexican cinema. You can contact me at: contact@horizonskyline.net