JULIO O. RAMOS
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JULIO O. RAMOS
JULIO O. RAMOS
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Age: 30

Name of my film/program: A Doctor’s Job/Student Prints

City: Los Angeles

My film: A doctor moonlighting as a taxi driver is challenged by a fare.

Favorite comedy: Some Like It Hot

Favorite documentary: The Thin Blue Line

Favorite drama: Amores Perros

Key moment during the making of your film: The last shot on the movie

has a bunch of birds flying in the background making for an ideal ending.

It was a gift from the sky.

Dream mentor: Alejandro Gonzales Iñarritu

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