Join us for a special screening of East Side Sushi. Bay Area filmmaker Anthony Lucero’s
newest project reflects a fusion of cultures and flavors in this original screenplay that tells the
story of a working-class Latina single mother who strives to become a sushi chef. As with
many of his other films, Lucero’s inspiration for the story came from his observations of
people from all walks of life. “I’ve always liked lesser-known stories of everyday people,” he
says. “I wonder what their life is like. And I often want to pick up a camera and follow them,
and ask questions about their lives. It’s my documentary background.”
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newest project reflects a fusion of cultures and flavors in this original screenplay that tells the
story of a working-class Latina single mother who strives to become a sushi chef. As with
many of his other films, Lucero’s inspiration for the story came from his observations of
people from all walks of life. “I’ve always liked lesser-known stories of everyday people,” he
says. “I wonder what their life is like. And I often want to pick up a camera and follow them,
and ask questions about their lives. It’s my documentary background.”
Join us for a special screening of East Side Sushi. Bay Area filmmaker Anthony Lucero’s
newest project reflects a fusion of cultures and flavors in this original screenplay that tells the
story of a working-class Latina single mother who strives to become a sushi chef. As with
many of his other films, Lucero’s inspiration for the story came from his observations of
people from all walks of life. “I’ve always liked lesser-known stories of everyday people,” he
says. “I wonder what their life is like. And I often want to pick up a camera and follow them,
and ask questions about their lives. It’s my documentary background.”
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newest project reflects a fusion of cultures and flavors in this original screenplay that tells the
story of a working-class Latina single mother who strives to become a sushi chef. As with
many of his other films, Lucero’s inspiration for the story came from his observations of
people from all walks of life. “I’ve always liked lesser-known stories of everyday people,” he
says. “I wonder what their life is like. And I often want to pick up a camera and follow them,
and ask questions about their lives. It’s my documentary background.”
show less
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