César Alejandro

César Alejandro began his career in theater. He was a member of Spanish Rep (Off-Broaway), and then INTAR (Off-Broadway) from 1985 to 1990. At that time, he realized that cinema was his calling, so he moved back to Mexico City and appeared in 10 Mexican films, including starring roles in El Amarrador I & II (the first screenplay he wrote and sold), and then Chicago Pandilla Salvaje I &. II. Right after this, he moved to El Paso, Texas, and founded Alexandria Films in 1992. He then produced-fifteen action films (only from his own scripts) in Spanish for the U.S. Hispanic and Mexican markets. After that, Alejandro then started producing films in English (still within the action film genre, but now for the world-wide film market), including Fatal Lottery, Without Limit, and Border Wars (which were shot in both: English and Spanish, and sold in 25 Countries). In 1998, he produced and directed his first Message Drama, in 35mm, for theatrical release: Down for the Barrio (also shot in both: