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INDIVISION 2000 Productions, founded in 1994 by award winning writer, director and producer,  and #AllWomenEqually & Latinas In Hollywood: HerStories community event creatrixx, Cheryl Quintana Leader is dedicated to producing quality educational projects depicting positive multiracial /ethnic images in English/Spanish for the Latina/o community.

The Purepecha:
Poorest of the Poor Coachella Valley, CA

A young Latina girl, Stephanie Maldonado, ventures out one summer day to discover that Coachella Valley’s Duroville trailer park is home to many Purépecha, a Mesoamerican people with a proud and ancient history. She unveils the social injustice against migrant farm working families who harvest America’s fruits and vegetables in one of the wealthiest tourist destinations and provider of a billion dollar crop industry.
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Tanto Tiempo
Universal’s Hispanic 35mm Film Project Winner

Tanto Tiempo (So Much Time) selected as winner of the Hispanic Film Project, via MCA/Universal and The National Hispanic Media Coalition, is the story of a young Mexican American woman, Mia (Carrie Barton/Mandy Avila), and her Mexican mother, Luz (Seidy Lopez), who were made to live a restricted “white” life in order to “fit in.”

One of two Americans of Latina descent chosen in Universal’s 10-yr. history to tell our personal stories. TANTO TIEMPO (a ground-breaking 35mm narrative-5x National Awardee and Induction into MOMA/NY’s Xicano Retrospective Archives), about a young 4th gen American. This visioned experience was the first, and to date, only project to ever be produced and air in 85% of the U.S. TV Synd. Mkt. (NBC4 L.A.) hosted by Edward James Olmos written by/about Americans of Latina/o/Hispanic descent, sponsored by AT&T, Kodak, Women Make Movies and Very Special Arts.

CINE Golden Eagle Award
Golden Apple Award
Chicago International Film Festival award
CINDY Award
San Jose Film Festival award
Joey Award - Best Short Film
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