KPBS continues the conversation about Hispanic and Latino identity from an ethnic studies perspective. Also, a new horror short film to check out for Halloween.
S1: It's time for Midday Edition on Kpbs. Today , we are continuing our conversation on Hispanic and Latino identity. I'm Jade Hindman. Here's to conversations that keep you informed , inspired and make you think. We often hear Latino and Hispanic used interchangeably , but we'll break down the difference.
S1: Yeah , but it is evidence of how global white supremacy is and its connection to colonization and religion even. Absolutely.S1: So you mentioned Latin X , Latino , Latin. There's this effort to be more inclusive with these terms. So can you talk about the tension that exists there ? Sure. S1: Kpbs Midday Edition is back after the break. Welcome back. You're listening to Kpbs Midday Edition. I'm Jade Hindman. We're continuing our conversation about Latino and Latino identity and what it means to be Latino in the US today.
S1: Kpbs is back after the break. Welcome back. This is Kpbs Midday Edition. I'm Jade Hindman. Michael Rainey is best known in San Diego as a choreographer , but recently he started writing and directing his own plays. Now he tries his hand at screenwriting. He will have his first short film , Deadfall Screening next Wednesday as part of film out San Diego's monthly program at Landmark's Hillcrest Cinemas.
S5: I think I started when I was a little kid. I was a gay boy in the city , and I spent many a night at home alone. And I watch scary films. And I was always the one who survived. I was the final girl or final boy , and I beat the big bad killer and I won out. And so I think that's why I love them , because I'm always the winner. I'm always the final girl.
S5: It is the play Die Already is the third play in my thriller , which is a phrase I coined from Beth. Thank you , Beth. And then based on that , I wrote a screenplay based on that play. And then from that screenplay , I took one plot point and then made a short film of it. And so that's what they'll see film out.S7: Where are you ? I'm in his apartment. Stop seeing that. I calls him like I sees him. I'm not going to sleep with the guy I just met. He could be some whack job.
S5: I think there are different films. They're both rated R Ies is a full length film , obviously , and it's a 1978 R , mine's a 2023 R , So they're very different in that aspect. I think Eyes would now be a PG 13 , but mine is still in R , so it's really not for anyone that's under 17 just because of the violence and the nudity and the sexuality of it.S5: So I asked some friends and Travis Land , who basically has saved me so many times on this film , came in.
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