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The Sentence' Directed by Rudy Valdez Wins a 2019 Emmy

2019 September 14
Director Rudy Valdez's documentary 'The Sentence' has won the 2019 Emmy Award for Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking at the 2019. Congratulations to Rudy Valdez

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Little Black Book: ‘Translators’ Tells the Story of Young Interpreters Helping Their Families Navigate and Survive Life in The US
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Vulture: 'We Are The Brooklyn Saints' Concerns Go Well Beyond Winning And Losing
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The New York Times: ‘The Sentence’ one of the 20 Essential Latino Films Since 2000
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2018 July 19
The Sentence Wins Sundance 2018 U.S. Documentary Audience Award
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