Steven Brown

Steven Brown was born on Aug 23, 1952 in USA. Steven Brown's big-screen debut came with Salón México directed by José Luis García Agraz in 1996, strarring Aaron Copland. Steven Brown is known for The Toledo Report directed by Albino Alvarez, Dawn Ades stars as Self and Germaine Gomez Haro as . The most recent award Steven Brown achieved is Feratum Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Steven Brown plays is The Toledo Report which will be released on Aug 27, 2010.

Born in Chicago, but as of 2010 living in Mexico (near Oaxaca), Steven Brown is a world traveler who has been living in Europe for more than ten years. In 1970, he won an award in NY for best amateur super 8 film for his version of "Frankenstein," but he's mostly known as a multi-instrumentist (with a preference for saxophone, piano and clarinet) musician who founded, with Blaine L. Reininger, the San Francisco avant-garde musical group named "Tuxedomoon", that moved to Europe in the early eighties, where it soon established its base in Brussels before dispersing around the world in the nineties (Brown relocating in Mexico). Steven Brown is also an actor, both in film and theater(for instance in "Zoo story", a play from Hal Ashby, Brussels, 1983 or, more recently, in the film "Salon Mexico" from Jose Luis Garcia Agraz, 1996). He is still active as an actor, writer ("Stories from Mexico", published at Rowhouse Press, 2001), musician (solo work, Tuxedomoon and Nine Rain). In 2010, Steven Brown was nominated for an Ariel(IE the Mexican equivalent of an Oscar) for the original music he composed for "El Informe Toledo", Albino Alvarez's documentary centered on Oaxaca artist Francisco Toledo.