Award-winning filmmaker Patricia Nazario produced and directed *Backstreet to the American Dream*, which earned the Audience Award for Best Feature Documentary and Best Food Film at the 2022 San Antonio Film Festival. Here, she reflects on her festival experience and what the recognition meant to her.
Since 2021, I’ve worked behind the scenes on KTLA 5’s Tournament of Roses Parade coverage as a segment producer, field producer, and preditor (producer/editor), helping bring one of America’s most celebrated New Year’s traditions to audiences worldwide.
Patricia Nazario and her mother, Julia Nazario, share their story in Cambiando la Narrativa, a Noticias Telemundo special on Latina identity and race.
NBC4’s California Live previews the Highland Park Independent Film Festival, featuring Patricia Nazario and Backstreet to the American Dream.
KENS 5 previews a free Hispanic Heritage Month screening of Backstreet to the American Dream, followed by a Q&A with Patricia Nazario.
Texas Public Radio’s Fronteras features Patricia Nazario and her bilingual documentary, Backstreet to the American Dream, ahead of its screening at the San Antonio Film Festival. It won the Audience Award: Best Documentary Feature and the Best Food Film Award.
Patricia Nazario joins host Hal Eisner on FOX 11’s In-Depth to discuss her documentary Backstreet to the American Dream.
PIX11 News profiles Patricia Nazario for Hispanic Heritage Month ahead of Backstreet to the American Dream’s New York premiere at Workers United Film Festival in Greenwich Village.
The L.A. Daily News profiles Patricia Nazario, highlighting the 10 years she spent making Backstreet to the American Dream.
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