FLAMIN’ HOT - More Than A Movie

NHMC is feeling the heat with the director and cast of Flamin’ Hot

Have you seen Flamin’ Hot? If you have, be sure to check out this amazing panel. If you haven’t, where have you been?

In this Building Community episode, NHMC President and CEO, Brenda Victoria Castillo, sits down with Visionary Alliance member Eva Longoria, director of Flamin’ Hot, and the two stars of the film, Annie Gonzalez and Jesse Garcia. Learn more about how this film is changing the scope of representation and how one family’s creation of a snack has changed the Latino community.

NHMC is proud to continue amplifying Flamin’ Hot, an inspirational, rags-to-riches film for all! 

Let’s keep up the momentum, and tell your friends and family to stream it now on Disney+ and Hulu!

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