The director and stars of this timely story of immigration and family separation talk about illuminating the plight of those seeking asylum in the U.S. with considerable insight and humanity.
The directing duo behind the docs "45365" and "Tchoupitoulas" give us a vital, vibrant glimpse of the New West.
Set on Christmas Island, a filmmaker’s study of a grief counselor who tends to recent asylum seekers doesn’t live in isolation, as provocative for how it is told as the story it tells.
The writer/director on reframing the debate around immigration in human terms rather than political ones with the story of three teen kids whose post-high school lives are complicated by the citizenry status of their parents.
