NYC Jan 31, 2008 - Luis Argeo's film

[Bob]

King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center of New York University
53 Washington Square South (between Thompson and Sullivan Sts.)
NY, NY 10012

Thursday, January 31, 7:15 p.m.

Special screening on migrations: AsturianUS by Luis Argeo. Followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker Luis Argeo and NYU Professor James D. Fernandez.

Followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker Luis Argeo and NYU Professor James D. Fernandez.

AsturianUS explores the early twentieth-century migration of thousands of
Spaniards (from the northern region of Asturias) to the states of West Virginia and Pennsylvania, where they chased after the American dream in inferno-like zinc foundries.

[CarmenGA]

I did attend last night and I loved it! It was very moving indeed!

[Art]

Carmen, how many people attended? Did you meet Luis?

(It's embarrassing that everyone sees Xose and I pouring cider so poorly. We're really much better than it would appear!)

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Carmen: ¿cuántos personas asistieran? ¿Encontraste Luis?

(Me da vergüenza que todos ven a Xosé y yo escanciando la sidra tan burdamente. ¡Somos realmente mucho mejor que parece!)

[CarmenGA]

Yes, I did meet Luis, of course, and we even had dinner together.. not at an Asturian place, but at an Indian one.

There were -I would say- about 40 people, although I did not count them so I am not really sure.

About your "dotes de escanciador" let me tell you that you do it much better than me and I was born and raised in Asturias, so don´t feel ashamed at all!