Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Friday, July 15, 2011
Doña limber: de cuando lo que importaba conocer en la urbanización era el punto secreto de limbers. con acceso servicarro.
El niño en la bicicleta violeta con mangos de goma blancos--¿De qué tiene?
Doña Limber--Tengo de…’pérate, deja vel qué me queda [camina sin prisa hacia el freezer de la marquesina, manos estiradas arropando sus anchas caderas, como si las midiese con casa paso]: Cherry, china, limón, mantecado,coco y tamarindo.
Doña limber- ¿De quince o de peseta?
El niño en la bicicleta violeta con mangos de goma blancos--¡Los de tamarindo de peseta y el de mantecado de quince! [Gritando para que lo escuchen hasta el freezer donde se encuentra Doña Limber enhiesta mirando a lo profundo del arca, lista pa' zumbar la mano en la cueva del tesoro en busca del sabor que sea. Mientras el niño se prepara para estirar la mano y pasarle la chavería de la alcancía por entre las rejas con más curvas que Pauline Crespo en esos días.]
Ambos maniobran para pasar los limbers por los huecos de las rejas. Victorioso, el niño en la bicicleta violeta con mangos de goma blancos le pasa a los limbers a los panas en las bicis esperando. Entierra con deseo sus dedos llenos de tierra en el vaso, haciéndole presión al hielo para que se asome por el borde del vaso como lava de hielo en verano tropical , agarra el limber con la mano llena de mango e' bicicleta, lo mete en el vaso denuevo, esta vez invertido, y se va feliz chupando la pulpa que, como alto conocedor del arte de chuparse un limber, sabe que yace frutocita y blanda en el fondo. Y parte con tremenda sinfonía criolla al compás de las bolitas de colores neón que se deslizan en los rayos de la bici.]
¡SLLRRRPPPPPPPP! ¡SLRRRPPPPPPPP! ¡SLRRRPPPPPPP!
fin de la transacción salva calores de un sábado cualquiera, digo... mucho antes de que existiera Tito.
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Monday, March 21, 2011
Trópico de Sangre online
Aquí puedes acceder a la película dominicana sobre las hermanas Mirabal.
Agradecería si pasaras por acá luego de verla y me dejases saber qué te parece la película, especialmente al compararla con In the Time of the Butterflies, basada en la novela de Julia Álvarez.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zwlqa0wVQcg&feature=related
Sunday, March 20, 2011
La Guagua Aérea 2: El Sueño del Regreso online
Para un glimpse de la primera pelicula La Guagua Aérea ir a:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72B-_VGctWM&playnext=1&list=PLB0B2F66EB8CD5BD6
Agradezco si deja sus comentarios sobre la misma bajo este posting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72B-_VGctWM&playnext=1&list=PLB0B2F66EB8CD5BD6
Si, como yo, te has matado tratando de encontrar La Guagua Aérea 2: El Sueño del Regreso
te tengo buenas noticias, se halla disponible aquí:
2. El resto del film aparece en:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE_YOy8ELdY&p=F8ED5944FF38B765Agradezco si deja sus comentarios sobre la misma bajo este posting.
Heroes de Otra Patria
Here you can access the Puerto Rican film: Heroes de Otra Patria. Click on the tittle. Please leave your commentaries here on what you thought about this movie.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Film Industry Bill Signing in Puerto Rico!
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Jennifer Lopez And Marc Anthony Attend Film Industry Bill Signing in Puerto Rico
Last Friday, The Governor of Puerto Rico, Luis G. Fortuño, signed into law the Economic Incentives for the Development of the Puerto Rico Film Industry Act, a bill that is designed to make Puerto Rico’s current production incentives among the most attractive in the industry. Participating in the event was Jennifer López and Marc Anthony. It had been previously reported, that the entertainment industry power couple was interested in building a state-of-the-art studio in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. At the event, Anthony and Lopez did not make any comments on their plans for the studio. Marc Anthony praised the Fortuño administration for updating the film incentives law, and said, that "all producers have their eyes on the island." Jennifer Lopez said," she always believed in the potential of Puerto Rico."
Under the new law, the government of Puerto Rico has created a series of new incentives and expanded current ones. They include expanded lists of eligible projects, higher caps on existing incentives and new incentives for the development and operation of production facilities on the Island. The law, which replaces one initially passed in 1999, establishes a system of tax decrees very similar to what the island government offers the industrial and manufacturing sectors.
The new law expands the definition of eligible projects to include documentaries, film shorts, music videos, video games and the filming of live shows, among others. It also increases the amount of the tax credit to 25% from 20% for related infrastructure projects, subject to a minimum $5 million investment. Studio operators who qualify will get a special tax rate of between 4% and 10% on earnings, complete exemption on dividends, plus exemptions against municipal and property taxes.
The new law will be overseen by the Department of Economic Development and Commerce and the Puerto Rico Film Commission. According to the Puerto Rico Film Commission, a dozen movies, TV series and documentaries shot in Puerto Rico last year brought in $70 million to the economy of Puerto Rico. Over 60 productions have taken advantage of Puerto Rico’s current incentive program, including Disney’s “Pirates of the Caribbean 4,” Universal Picture’s “Fast 5” and Warner Brothers’ “The Losers,” in addition to a variety of independent films such as “The Rum Diary,” starring Johnny Depp, “The Men Who Stare at Goats,” starring George Clooney and “Che”, starring Puerto Rican-born actor Benicio Del Toro.
For video and more information go to:
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Governor Luis G. Fortuño signed the new Film Incentives Law on March 4, 2010
Governor Luis G. Fortuño signed the new Film Incentives Law on March 4, 2010. In addition to the 40% tax credit based on payments to PR Residents the new law will include an additional 20% tax credit to Non-Resident Talent. The qualifying media projects will be expanded to include: feature films; short films; documentaries; television projects; music videos; national and international commercials; video games; recorded live performances and original sound track recordings and dubbing for any of the above. Minimum spend requirements will be reduced to $100,000 per project ($50,000 for short films); principal photography requirements will be eliminated.
Jennifer Lopez And Marc Anthony Attend Film Industry Bill Signing in Puerto Rico
Last Friday, The Governor of Puerto Rico, Luis G. Fortuño, signed into law the Economic Incentives for the Development of the Puerto Rico Film Industry Act, a bill that is designed to make Puerto Rico’s current production incentives among the most attractive in the industry. Participating in the event was Jennifer López and Marc Anthony. It had been previously reported, that the entertainment industry power couple was interested in building a state-of-the-art studio in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. At the event, Anthony and Lopez did not make any comments on their plans for the studio. Marc Anthony praised the Fortuño administration for updating the film incentives law, and said, that "all producers have their eyes on the island." Jennifer Lopez said," she always believed in the potential of Puerto Rico."
Under the new law, the government of Puerto Rico has created a series of new incentives and expanded current ones. They include expanded lists of eligible projects, higher caps on existing incentives and new incentives for the development and operation of production facilities on the Island. The law, which replaces one initially passed in 1999, establishes a system of tax decrees very similar to what the island government offers the industrial and manufacturing sectors.
The new law expands the definition of eligible projects to include documentaries, film shorts, music videos, video games and the filming of live shows, among others. It also increases the amount of the tax credit to 25% from 20% for related infrastructure projects, subject to a minimum $5 million investment. Studio operators who qualify will get a special tax rate of between 4% and 10% on earnings, complete exemption on dividends, plus exemptions against municipal and property taxes.
The new law will be overseen by the Department of Economic Development and Commerce and the Puerto Rico Film Commission. According to the Puerto Rico Film Commission, a dozen movies, TV series and documentaries shot in Puerto Rico last year brought in $70 million to the economy of Puerto Rico. Over 60 productions have taken advantage of Puerto Rico’s current incentive program, including Disney’s “Pirates of the Caribbean 4,” Universal Picture’s “Fast 5” and Warner Brothers’ “The Losers,” in addition to a variety of independent films such as “The Rum Diary,” starring Johnny Depp, “The Men Who Stare at Goats,” starring George Clooney and “Che”, starring Puerto Rican-born actor Benicio Del Toro.
For video and more information go to:
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Governor Luis G. Fortuño signed the new Film Incentives Law on March 4, 2010
Governor Luis G. Fortuño signed the new Film Incentives Law on March 4, 2010. In addition to the 40% tax credit based on payments to PR Residents the new law will include an additional 20% tax credit to Non-Resident Talent. The qualifying media projects will be expanded to include: feature films; short films; documentaries; television projects; music videos; national and international commercials; video games; recorded live performances and original sound track recordings and dubbing for any of the above. Minimum spend requirements will be reduced to $100,000 per project ($50,000 for short films); principal photography requirements will be eliminated.
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