Recommendations of How Do You Say, Hola [10-minute]

  • Danielle Wirsansky: How Do You Say, Hola [10-minute]

    How Do You Say, Hola beautifully explores family, language, and cultural identity with emotional depth. The mix of English and Spanish adds layers to the narrative, highlighting generational disconnects and the power of communication. Thought-provoking and poignant, a must-read for anyone exploring immigrant experiences.

    How Do You Say, Hola beautifully explores family, language, and cultural identity with emotional depth. The mix of English and Spanish adds layers to the narrative, highlighting generational disconnects and the power of communication. Thought-provoking and poignant, a must-read for anyone exploring immigrant experiences.

  • Lindsay Partain: How Do You Say, Hola [10-minute]

    A rich, thoughtful piece about family, language, and the walls we build around ourselves. --The extra layer that this piece gives is my own reliance to a translator-- I know some but not much and when it came time for that beautiful monologue at the end I was blown away and left a little sad knowing that I was no better than the ignorant grandchild portrayed in HOW DO YOU SAY, HOLA. Beautiful and tragic. Well done Art Por Diaz!

    A rich, thoughtful piece about family, language, and the walls we build around ourselves. --The extra layer that this piece gives is my own reliance to a translator-- I know some but not much and when it came time for that beautiful monologue at the end I was blown away and left a little sad knowing that I was no better than the ignorant grandchild portrayed in HOW DO YOU SAY, HOLA. Beautiful and tragic. Well done Art Por Diaz!

  • Rachel Bublitz: How Do You Say, Hola [10-minute]

    A powerful ten-minute about family, generations, identity, the culture we decide to hold on to, and the culture we decide to lose. The use of both English and Spanish is used to great effect, and the characters are drawn with such ease and clarity. HOLD DO YOU SAY, HOLA makes me excited to read more of Art Por Diaz's work.

    A powerful ten-minute about family, generations, identity, the culture we decide to hold on to, and the culture we decide to lose. The use of both English and Spanish is used to great effect, and the characters are drawn with such ease and clarity. HOLD DO YOU SAY, HOLA makes me excited to read more of Art Por Diaz's work.

  • Matt Barbot: How Do You Say, Hola [10-minute]

    A beautiful short about communicating across generations in immigrant households, and the power of words no matter the language. The ending made me a little misty.

    A beautiful short about communicating across generations in immigrant households, and the power of words no matter the language. The ending made me a little misty.