“Thank You for such a wonderful film! My family is Cardoza. While we settled in East Providence and Nantucket we had very close ties in Fox Point (Britto’s and Alves). All these years, I never knew there was such a story behind fox point. Thank You..”

“Again, thank you for undertaking this remarkable work (i.e. the Foxpoint documentary); I believe that it should be a “must see” for all planning and design students working in urban areas.

Kenneth M. Reardon, Associate Professor and Chair Department of City and Regional Planning Cornell University

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Claire, “Some Kind of Funny Porto Rican” is a wonderful reminder of what can be so easily destroyed; a community of people who love and care for each other. Congratulations. I felt like I belonged!

Michael Ambrosino

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“I am inspired to continue to teach my son 4th generation CV/American, the history and culture of our people….The SKFPR story belongs to us all. In your family, I saw my own. Please continue your important work. Tell the stories. We yearn for them!”

Robyn Martin

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“…You have preserved Cape Verdean history and at the same time provided inspiration for future generations of historians and filmmakers.”

Dawna Thomas, PhD

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“…I saw SKFPR this weekend in Providence. I want to thank you for creating this movie. I learned a lot about my culture that I, also, could not find in textbooks. The movie is truly refreshing and educational.”

“..Although my roots are Italian-American, I could identify in so many ways with the folks you interviewed…that sense of pride, in one’s family, ethnic heritage, and neighborhood! I was so moved by what I heard and saw…and went through three tissues as I wept and blew my nose!”

Marianne Gianfrancesco

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“I’m so glad that I found this, very educational especially for the youth of cabo verde, we need to watch this to appreciate what the cape verdean has done.“

“I’m so glad that I found this, very educational especially for the youth of cabo verde, we need to watch this to appreciate what the cape verdean has done.”

Hally Duarte