In Focus: Thought-Provoking Films on Immigration
PRAGDA | Latin Cinema
Leading educational distributor for the newest Latin American, Spanish, and Latinx cinema.
Through powerful storytelling, the Pragda collection of films on Immigration encourages critical discussions about identity, displacement, and belonging. These titles offer a firsthand perspective on the challenges, resilience, and hopes of those seeking new beginnings and highlight the broader social and political forces shaping immigration experiences.
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A critical exploration of forced migration through the lens of Lilian, a Guatemalan single mother, and her four children as they traverse a perilous 3,000-mile journey to the Mexico-US border.
An award-winning, animated documentary that brings to life the real-life experiences of three young Mexican protagonists grappling with the fear of deportation and family separation in the U.S.
As three families are deported from the U.S. to Honduras, the film explores the experience of being returned to a familiar, yet increasingly unsafe situation due to the street’s gang control.
A heartfelt tale of a Cuban exile living in Southern California who grapples with his own immigrant experience as he meets a young Mexican girl who has crossed the border without her family.
A firsthand look at the realities of the Hispanic population in the U.S. and the undocumented immigration crisis—the U.S.-Mexico border wall, family separation, deportation, and DACA.
A look into the life of Moises Serrano, who grew up queer and undocumented in North Carolina, and his crusade to?highlight the need for advocacy and awareness surrounding immigration reform and LGBTQ rights.
After crossing the Mexico-U.S. border in search of a better life, Lucía’s children build an imaginary universe and fantasize about mom’s promise of “Disneyland”, their land of dreams.
Journalist Stef Biemans travels between Guatemala and the U.S. to explore the most heavily used migration route on Earth and see what the so-called ‘bad hombres’ hope to find in the U.S.
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Explore the Immigration and Exile Collection?and the Latinx Visions Collection with a subscription to?Pragda STREAM.