Nino Mihilli Biography

Nino Mihilli born the 24th of March 1981, in Detroit, Michigan to two immigrant parents, his father of European Decent and his mother of Middle Eastern Decent. He is the third child of four, and at a young age his family left Detroit and moved to Chandler, Arizona where they would live with his grandparents on his mother side. Nino Mihilli was blessed to grow up with two sets of parents that raised him with strong Catholic and old country values.

Nino Mihilli worked over sixty hours a week and put himself through college which he graduated in three and half years from Arizona State University with a Bachelors Degree in Business Management Small Business Entrepreneurship.

Working hand in hand with the Hispanic Immigrant Community for over 10 years, Nino is fluent in speaking Spanish, and caters to this community through a family owned Grocery Store in Chandler, Arizona, and he also owns 4 Insurance offices through out the Metropolitan Phoenix Area.

The bond that he formed with the immigrant community, as well as part of his business ethics to always give back to communities, Nino was extremely moved by all the stories and experiences his customers shared with him about their journey to America. A natural born writer and this passionate topic of immigration, Nino wanted to educate the naïve about the true value of Immigration and bring public awareness. This non-bias screenplay details the pros and cons what Immigrants do for the country.

Synopsis

From Writer/Director Nino Mihilli unleashes this polemic and motivational film detailing a reverse role of Immigration. Joseph Smith, a struggling small business owner from Detroit decides to sell his business and leave his wife and 3 young children to pursue a better life for him and his family in Mexico. After overcoming personal family endeavors, Joseph collides with a Mexican Government that is Anti-Immigrant. Mean while Mary, a Registered Nurse, leaves America to go to Mexico due to the fact she can make more money cleaning homes then saving peoples lives back in America. On her quest to her new dream she turns into a difficult fork in the road where she must choose either her faith, or capturing The Mexican Dream.

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