Angélica’s Dreams, the first Latino feature film to come out of North Carolina, boldly mixes financial education and fiction

Los Sueños de Angélica (Angélica’s Dreams), the first Latino feature-length independent film made in North Carolina, will be screened Sunday, October 21 at the Carolina Theatre in Downtown Durham. The presentation, sponsored by Duke University and the City of Durham, begins at 4:00 PM.

Angélica’s Dreams is the film version of Latino Community Credit Union's three-part dramatic mini series dedicated to financial education. The primary purpose of the video is to show community members, and the general population, the process of buying a home. Latino Community Credit Union (LCCU) produced it with a grant from the CDFI Fund, a program of the United States Treasury Department