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Award Winning Actress Yareli Arizmendi Brings Immigrant Mothers Plight To The Big Screen In America Edward James Olmos New Movie AMERICA brings Immigration, Domestic Violence Issues to the Big Screen. Latin cinema returns to the big screen in the highly anticipated movie AMERICA also staring Edward James Olmos, Limary Nadal and Yancey Arias. The majestic city of San Juan Puerto Rico and New York are the backdrop to the spectacular story of AMERICA premiering in Puerto Rico on March 10th. The movie is being released in conjunction with a United Fund campaign called “Women who Dare to Dream.” Ten women who have conquered extraordinary obstacles will be selected. They will be part of the movie premiere and media events to help inspire other women to leave domestic violence behind. http://www.yareli.com   : http://www.americathemovie.net Ethereally beautiful Arizmendi plays the role of Maria, an immigrant mother of a son she hasn’t seen in eight years having uprooted herself to work in another country to give him a better life. Maria is a good friend to the group of women workers and befriends America upon her arrival. She is a mother figure, a tender and wise survivor. From the legendary Mann’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood where she was being interviewed Yareli said about her role: “It was a pleasure to embody the kind of woman we see every day, and yet know nothing about. The opportunity to join the AMERICA ensemble came at a very difficult time for me. It was a gift, a breath of fresh air and Caribbean warmth.” Award winning Yareli Arizmendi is best known for her tour de force performances in motion pictures such as “Like Water For Chocolate” and “A Day Without a Mexican” which she co-wrote with Director Sergio Arau.   More entertainment news to follow.     Joe Mirabella debuts in Los Angeles     Joe Mirabella is 22 year-old aspiring actor/comedian who recently moved to Los Angeles from New York and his debut show is March 16, 2011 at The HaHa Comedy Club in North Hollywood, California at 9pm. Tickets are $ 10.00 at the door and this is a show you do not want to miss. The HaHa Cafe features the best rising standup talent in Los Angeles, Joe is sure to bring something new and fresh to Los Angeles! A self-defined “Born Entertainer.” Joe has been a natural laugh inducer to his family and others for his entire life. After performing stand-up comedy for the first time in 2009 during a competition at The University of Albany in New York and winning 1st place, he was told by professionals that he was a “Natural”. Don’t let the heavy comedic background fool you, because he is indeed a talented actor on every level. Living through a consistent series of common and unusual, yet traumatizing life experiences beginning in middle school, has left him the ability to delve deep into the essence of his emotions. He has felt the extreme of every condition and in doing so has developed the ability to relive and mimic those intense emotional encounters. He is also a self-taught piano player by ear. A Multi-Talented Actor/Comedian, Joe is a very strong willed, passionate, and very driven individual prepared to go to any length to bring the world a fresh face in the entertainment business!. Joe Mirabella just signed with Studio City Casting & Public Relations and soon he will be signing with International Talent Management. Studio City Casting and Public Relations is a Los Angeles based public relations company focused on the Entertainment and Sports industry. Headquartered in the North Hollywood, CA, they also have offices in Atlanta and San Francisco and work with various partner agencies around the world. Studio City Casting and Public Relations is recognized as a leading specialist agency, with PR and casting naming them one of Hollywood’s fastest growing PR companies.

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