Cath Gulick's guest appearances

Cath Gulick

KUCI: Film School

Filam Creative: Voices

Diane Paragas

Michele Josue

Sam Jones

Billy Mize

David Sutherland

Alex Gibney

John Adams

Adam Carolla

Noël Wells

Jennifer Brea

Alexis Bloom

Mark Grieco

David Klein

Bassem Youssef

Josh Duhamel

OwlTail

Fourteen-year-old Eleanor (ADELINA AMOSCO) is tormented at school because of the large red birthmarks across her face. Eleanor’s devoted teacher Ms. Gutierrez (KATHLEEN CHANGHO) encourages her to ignore her bullies and focus on her studies. But when things get really bad, Eleanor runs away from school to work in a restaurant run by Alex (ROD RODRIQUEZ), a grown man with whom she is having a casual affair. At home, Eleanor is raised by her grandmother (SHIRLEY CUYUGAN O’BRIEN), who dotes on her granddaughter even though she does not understand her. Eleanor prefers to be alone. At night, if she gazes at the water stains on her bedroom wall, they transform into mountains, leading into a vast, desolate landscape. In this world, Eleanor is alone and free. One day the kids start to tease Eleanor, “who’s the father?” and she discovers a baby crying alone in her dreamed landscape. When another student, Carly (VANESSA CARMONA) asks Eleanor what happened to her baby, Eleanor breaks down and attacks her. Eleanor is arrested and confined until Ms. Gutierrez is able to get her released and enrolled in a new school. Eleanor wants to succeed there, but the pressure of her impending assault trial and the increasing complexity of her life in her dreamed world may push this hope out of her reach. Director Cath Gulick joins us to talk about her haunting, lyrical portrait of a young woman searching for her own place in a hostile world.For news and updates go to: thefeverandthefret.com* For news and updates on the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival go to: Festival.VConline.org/2018

Fourteen-year-old Eleanor (ADELINA AMOSCO) is tormented at school because of the large red birthmarks across her face. Eleanor’s devoted teacher Ms. Gutierrez (KATHLEEN CHANGHO) encourages her to ignore her bullies and focus on her studies. But when things get really bad, Eleanor runs away from school to work in a restaurant run by Alex (ROD RODRIQUEZ), a grown man with whom she is having a casual affair. At home, Eleanor is raised by her grandmother (SHIRLEY CUYUGAN O’BRIEN), who dotes on her granddaughter even though she does not understand her. Eleanor prefers to be alone. At night, if she gazes at the water stains on her bedroom wall, they transform into mountains, leading into a vast, desolate landscape. In this world, Eleanor is alone and free. One day the kids start to tease Eleanor, “who’s the father?” and she discovers a baby crying alone in her dreamed landscape. When another student, Carly (VANESSA CARMONA) asks Eleanor what happened to her baby, Eleanor breaks down and attacks her. Eleanor is arrested and confined until Ms. Gutierrez is able to get her released and enrolled in a new school. Eleanor wants to succeed there, but the pressure of her impending assault trial and the increasing complexity of her life in her dreamed world may push this hope out of her reach. Director Cath Gulick joins us to talk about her haunting, lyrical portrait of a young woman searching for her own place in a hostile world. For news and updates go to: <a href="http://thefeverandthefret.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thefeverandthefret.com</a> * For news and updates on the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival go to: <a href="http://Festival.VConline.org/2018" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Festival.VConline.org/2018</a>

The Fever and The Fret / Film School interview with Director Cath Gulick

Alexandra Cuerdo

Jeremy Sistoso

This week, we have a megapodcast with artists whose films made it into the 2018 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival.  Director Alexandra Cuerdo and producer Rey Cuerdo of "ULAM: Main Dish" documentary about Filipino food.  Jeremy Sistoso, director/writer/actor of "Fakepino" a short film that explores the complexities of being half Filipino and half Caucasian.  Cath Gulick, the director of "The Fever and the Fret" a feature film with a majority Filipino American cast. The movie is about a troubled young woman. We learn about the films, their unique perspectives, and the process of filmmaking in the jam packed megapodcast episode! To learn more about the films, visit festival.vconline.org

This week, we have a megapodcast with artists whose films made it into the 2018 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival.  Director Alexandra Cuerdo and producer Rey Cuerdo of "ULAM: Main Dish" documentary about Filipino food.  Jeremy Sistoso, director/writer/actor of "Fakepino" a short film that explores the complexities of being half Filipino and half Caucasian.  Cath Gulick, the director of "The Fever and the Fret" a feature film with a majority Filipino American cast. The movie is about a troubled young woman. We learn about the films, their unique perspectives, and the process of filmmaking in the jam packed megapodcast episode! To learn more about the films, visit <a href="http://festival.vconline.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">festival.vconline.org</a>

FilAm Creative Voices Ep5: LAAPFF artists, Alexandra Cuerdo, Jeremy Sistoso, and Cath Gulick