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The Transformation (1996)  Format: Betacam-SP Length: 60 min. This documentary follows Ricardo, a homeless transvestite who discovers he is HIV-positive and decides to make a few changes: he accepts the help of a group of born-again Christians, quits the street, stops dressing as a woman and gets married. Awards: 1996
National Emmy Award. Broadcasts: P.O.V. Channel 13 Festivals: The Other American Film Festival (San Antonio, TX)/Sheffield International Documentary Festival (United Kingdom)/
Festival De Cine de Bogota (Colombia) Havana International Film and Video Festival (La Havana, Cuba)/Input (Nantes, France)/Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival of Toronto (Canada)/ Berlin Film Festival and Video Market (Germany)/San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Festival (CA)/San Juan Cinemasfest (PR)/ San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Festival (CA)/ San Juan Cinemasfest (PR) Screenings: The Museum of Modern Art (NY)/Berlin Film and Video Market (Berlin, Germany)/Main Photoworkshops (Rockport, Maine)/The Brercht Forum/
Artists' Television Access Media Arts Center (San Francisco, CA) Distribution Info: Frameline, Inc.
346 Ninth Street San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 703-8650 frameline@aol.com International: Jane Balfour LTD. 35 Fortress Road London NW5 1A9 England (171) 267-5392 janebalfourfilms@compuserve.com  Selected Works Cine In the Land of Plenty (1998, co-director)
The Transformation (1996, co-director) Video Letters: Saõ Paulo/New York (1995) The Salt Mines (1991, co-director) Accomplishments Emmy Award, 1996
American Film Institute Media Production Grant, 1995 Arts International Fellowship, 1993 Jerome Foundation Media Production Grant, 1993 New York Foundation of the Arts Fellowship, 1991 New York State Council on the Arts Media Production Grant, 1989 Education 1982 Ph.D. Law, University of Madrid,
Madrid, Spain News July - August 2005 Susana Aikin and Carlos Aparicios documentary The Salt Mines, which explores
the daily lives of three Latino transvestites supporting their drug addiction
through prostitution on Manhattan's streets, screened this summer as part of
Exit Arts Homomuseum Video Program. May - June 2005 Susana Aikin and Carlos Aparicio's documentary The Salt Mines, which
explores the daily lives of three Latino transvestites supporting their drug
addiction through prostitution on Manhattan's streets, will screen in July as part
of Exit Art's Homomuseum Video Program. March - April 2005 Susana Aikin and Carlos Aparicio directed an episode of the PBS
documentary series The New Americans,
which follows four years in the lives of a diverse group of
contemporary immigrants and refugees as they make the move to America.
The series was included in the Council on Foundations Film and Video
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