Karla Cardenas is a Mexican-American filmmaker who believes in social justice.
“I believe that by taking the time and listening to someone’s story you can connect, create and love each other. Nowadays there’s a huge need to change the narrative of the latinx Comunity.”
Karla grew up in Tijuana, Mexico with her mother and siblings. She went to Los Angeles to study social sciences and always dreamed of making the world a better place. She supported herself and her family from a very young age and was always an example for her community of being a self-made woman.
Films
Natural Talent Vs. Hard Work - In this Documentary Gianni Moreira explains how much hard work it takes to become a dance master. Gianinni Semedo Moreira was born and raised in The Netherlands and started his career in entertainment as a professional dancer. He has worked with various major artists like Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Shakira and toured the world with Cirque […]
The Los Angeles Central Library - A brief history of the Los Angeles Central Library. Get your library card to get your high school diploma, find a job, or even acquire your citizenship, use their multimedia resources such as free music, audiobooks, films & more. The #LAPL is the key to your transformation.
The Good Fight – Documentary about Norma Vega from LA - Norma Vega currently serves as Chief Strategy & External Relations Officer for the American Red Cross, LA Region. This is a short documentary on how this amazing community organizer made her way from being an illegal immigrant, living in the most dangerous time and area of Los Angeles to making a difference for the […]