Eduardo Montes-Bradley

As a filmmaker, I am drawn to stories and perspectives often overlooked by mainstream media. While my films capture the essence of these narratives, much of the creative journey—key decisions, unseen footage, and deeper reflections—remains behind the scenes. I value the opportunity to share these elements with audiences during special screenings.

My films are available in academic and public libraries, but I believe my presence at screenings adds a richer dimension. These events invite the audience into the creative process, exploring what shaped the final narrative—what was included, what wasn’t, and why. I relish the opportunity for open dialogue, where my work becomes a springboard for deeper conversations and shared insights.

Currently, I am presenting screenings of The Piccirilli Factor, Black Fiddlers, and Daniel Chester French: American Sculptor. Each screening includes a keynote presentation and a Q&A session, allowing for a deeper engagement with the themes and decisions behind the films.

For more information, please contact: montesbradley@gmail.com.