Filmmaker Jordi Torrent in Barcelona’s La Vanguardia

August 11, 2015
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Filmmaker Jordi Torrent (Invisible Heroes: African Americans in the Spanish Civil War) answers questions [in Spanish, interview below] from Barcelona’s La Vanguardia about his documentary and ALB volunteer James Yates who is at the heart of the film. For those interested in purchasing or screening Invisible Heroes, contact ALBA at info@alba-valb.org.

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2 Responses to “ Filmmaker Jordi Torrent in Barcelona’s La Vanguardia ”

  1. elena narlis on January 18, 2018 at 6:19 pm

    Dear Jordi we are looking for you.
    Remember the ALL THE WAY Program and the time you taught our children to interview and prepare a segment for cable.
    Those children ,today are woman and man who graduated from college with a Bachelor Degree from Stony Brook or a CUNY or a SUNY.
    Happy New Year to you and your family. Are you in Spain? Please send me your phone or an e-mail I would love to talk to you. My cell is 914-417-7255.
    Siempre te recordamos con mucho carino. Felicitaciones con lo que estas haciendo……..Muchos carinos. Elena

  2. Christine Frisinghelli on October 8, 2019 at 12:53 pm

    Dear Jordi Torrent,
    from your homage to James Yates I learned that you have led a number of interviews with him. I have known James in Paris 1973/74, later visited him in New York 1977, but unfortunately our contacts did not continue.
    I learned just recently that he has succeeded to publish the book that was so important to him, and I am very happy about that. I would be very grateful to have access to see/hear the interviews you did with him.
    I thank you for the respect you are paying him and the “héroes invisibles”.
    Thanks for any more information you might give me,
    and best regards,
    Christine Frisinghelli