#abel carbajal

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How Have You Been? by Tom Rosenthal from the album Z-Sides - Video directed by Heather Colbert [Behind the scenes]

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HOW TO COOK A PASTA DISH from Miquel Díaz Pont on Vimeo.

Set as a fairytale 'How to cook a pasta dish' tells the story of a boy in his late teens and his bizarre passion for cooking pasta. He lives with his friends in an old countryside house, as if their home was their own, magical Neverland. Narrated like a culinary manual, the film is a portrait of a random Sunday in this peculiar family. As the young protagonist creates little pasta figurines, the household members start to wake up, one by one, making their way to the dinner table. Where do our passions come from?

WRITTEN & DIRECTED by Miquel Díaz Pont PRODUCED by Soledad Geis in collaboration with ESCAC Films

STARRING Jordi Carol, Manel Leal, Dario Hidalgo, Lisandra Gusmerini, Marcel Valverde, Agata Ferrando, Bernat Castells, Carmela Auquer, Zara Gusmerini, Laura Cabello, Clara Casals

VOICE OVER Ana Blackshire

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Oriol Barcelona PRODUCTION DESIGNER Laura Veciana COSTUME DESIGNER Sara Clemente FILM EDITOR Gerard Vila

FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Laura Ruiz Penacho HEAD OF PRODUCTION Xavi Vara FIRST PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Lidia Arruego PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS Martina Faro, Meritxell Casas

FIRST CAMERA ASSISTANT Alicia Galiña SECOND CAMERA ASSISTANT Pablo López STEADY CAM Joan Morató SECOND UNIT CINEMATOGRAPHER Lucas Casanovas SPARKS Lola Errando, Alvar Riu, Martin Urrea GRIP Alex Simó

FIRST ART ASSISTANT Oian Arteta SECOND ART ASSISTANT Alfonso Mancha FOOD STYLIST Marc Borras GRAPHIC DESIGN Sergi Casero

SOUND POSTPRODUCTION Cora Delgado ASSISTANT EDITORS Gerard Baró, Anaïs Urraca VFX POSTPRODUCTION Abel Carbajal COLOR CORRECTION Yulia Bulashenko SCRIPT TRANSALTION Ana Blackshire, Greta Díaz

ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK by Adrià González ADDITIONAL SONG 'Canal Street Blues' by Jeremy Sherman - Copyright licensed by Audionetwork

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A Letter from Father Javier

We are very sad to say that the man who has made this mission possible in his own parish in Guatemala has now been transferred to a new parish. We thank him for everything he has done to help the mission and his people and we wish him luck in his new home, serving Christ. This is the letter he wrote to us:

“Dear Brothers in Christ, Dr Kevin, Dr Graham and Tom Olp.

I am writing to let you know that I have been designated as pastor of Our Lady of Pilar Parish in Arizona, Atlántida, Honduras. A very large rural parish, of 65 very poor peasant communities in the Cordillera de Nombre de Dios.

I was 14 years in the mission of Semají, and thanks to peopleas generous and human as you, we could do something for the communities Qeqchies and Ladinas that live with so much poverty and abandonment on the part of our governments. I want to thank you with all my heart for all the good you have done and I would like to ask you to continue to help our people. Father Abel Carbajal Calles is the new Pastor and I hope you will support him as you supported me so that together You can continue with the social assistance works. Dr. Kevin, in addition to so many things, especially thank you for the help for Lydia, as the Lord allowed us to see the miracle of seeing her walk after 14 years bedridden. To all of You Tom Olp and Dr Graham, Dr.Gruba, Melissa and team for the construction works, the medical days, through which we also saw miracles, of the blind that they saw again after years of not seeing, and so many wonderful things that You were able to do. Thanks alsoDr. Kevin for the support for so many years to the San Pablo Institute in Tamagás. May God allow You to continue performing miracles. May God multiply in blessings all that You did for our people.

Atte,

P. Javier Hernández Q, cmf.”