Film Image
Work in Progress
Luis Valdovino
1990
Color
14 minutes
US

Work in Progress

This thoughtfully crafted experimental documentary explores the effects of the 1986 Immigration Reform upon illegal immigrants that could not file for amnesty. The video uses a biting humor in a provocative collage of interviews, stock footage, image processing, presenting the complex forces that shape their experiences in the U.S.
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Reviews
"With compelling and imaginative imagery he lays bare a framework that casts people into the limbo of other...Valdovino comes up with some provocative material presented with some humor" - Elfrieda Abbe, MILWAUKEE SENTINEL
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