El Dorado Films

05/03/2023

Attention to all our followers and those that have liked this page...please go and like/follow Veteran Documentary Corps. That is our main FB page. We have discontinued this one.
Thank you for your support.

12/17/2022

An El Dorado Films production…

Our documentary, Ultimate Sacrifices: CPT Jennifer Moreno, has been accepted into the San Monica International Film Festival. Moreno exceeded all expectations of people from her San Diego neighborhood, lived life with a purpose, and died a hero in Afghanistan serving with the Ranger Battalion.

The film is directed and produced by Daniel Bernardi, co-produced by Diana Sánchez and Jesse Sutterley, shot by Andrés Gallegos, edited by Jesse Sutterley with animation by Jian Giannini and music by Jorge Aliaga. It features Timothy Hughey, Catherine Harris and, Moreno's sister, Yaritza Cordova.

08/15/2022

Hello El Dorado Films Facebook community. We are going to disband this page and ask all that remain interested in our veteran and military films to like and follow us here: https://www.facebook.com/veterandocs/

These two Facebook sites were operating similarly, creating duplicate posts for people. Both are still El Dorado Films platforms, but the Veteran Docs page -- the one we're asking you to jump to -- has been around longer, has more followers, and more focused content. Please jump over. We have more films we're about to launch as well as a new channel.

We are a specialized film making collective focusing on telling the reel stories of real veterans.

08/12/2022

Andrés Gallegos's "From Mexico to Vietnam: A Chicano Story" does it again -- accepted into this important festival for Latino film.

We invite submissions from Latin-America, Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, and the United States. Our aim is to present the most outstanding Ibero-American ...

08/09/2022

Our new film... entering festival this week:

07/25/2022

We are excited to announce the Sixth festival selection for Jesse Collier Sutterley's directorial debut film "The Bataan Death March." Following the American and Filipino soldiers as they surrender to the Japanese during the heigh of the Second World War.
Big thanks to Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival for the selection and the ability to tell this story to a wider audience!

07/17/2022

So far, Diana Sánchez's film, shot during the most intense days of COVID-19, has been selected to four excellent film festivals: Latina Independent, American Documentary and Animation, Prague, and Los Angeles Lift-Off. A terrific shot film, we expect more screenings.

07/10/2022

The Taos Pride Short Film Festival is getting set for 2022! Our vibrant and internationally famous arts community comes together to celebrate pride with an i...

07/10/2022

06/30/2022

Located in Benicia, California, and under the control of the Sacramento National Cemetery, the Benicia Arsenal Post Cemetery is one of the oldest military ce...

06/29/2022

More good news. Our film, "The Forgotten War," directed by Daniel Bernardi, shot by Andrés Gallegos, edited by Jesse Sutterley and featuring, among others, Trevor Getz has been accepted into the MidCoast Film Festival in Maine. We're especially excited since we had to put the film on festival hold for almost an entire year due to COVID-19. This film tells the story of the Korean War.