Rena Mundo Croshere and Nadine Mundo are a sibling directing team and co-owners of the production company, Mundo Films.

AMERICAN COMMUNE is their first feature documentary. Check out their Kickstarter page: kck.st/R6Hhzc

The sisters work as a team with a shared skill set of directing, producing, writing, editing and story development. Both Rena and Nadine have worked on Emmy-winning television shows, including Michael Moore's The Awful Truth and MTV's True Life. The Mundos have been awarded grants for their film projects from The Jerome Foundation, New York State Council of the Arts, Women in Film and The San Francisco Arts Commission. Their television show, My Life Translated, was submitted by MTV for Emmy consideration.

The Mundos YouTube video for client Eric Volz helped garner national media attention, including spots on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, The Today Show and Dateline