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DESCRIPTION:Join the Program for Latin America and the Caribbean for film s
 creening and discussion. The final film in this four film series is “BODER
 LAND | The Line Within.” Filmmakers Pamela Yates and Paco de Onís will hos
 t a post-screening discussion.This film series is co-sponsored by the Depa
 rtment of Languages\, Literature and Linguistics\, the Department of Film 
 and Media Arts (VPA)&nbsp\; and the Department of Television\, Radio and F
 ilm (Newhouse).Film Abstract:“BODERLAND | The Line Within”The United State
 s border is not just a geographic location. The border is everywhere. It l
 ies within every undocumented immigrant family with the threat that at any
  moment they can be captured\, incarcerated\, deported\; their lives destr
 oyed. “BORDERLAND | The Line Within” not only exposes the profitable busin
 ess of immigration and its human cost\, but weaves together the stories of
  immigrant heroines and heroes resisting and showing a way forward\, inten
 t on building a movement in the shadow of the border industrial complex\, 
 recognizing the human rights of all.&nbsp\;Filmmakers:Paco de Onís is the 
 producer and Pamela Yates is the director of “BORDERLAND” Paco is the exec
 utive director and Pamela is the co-founder of Skylight\, a human rights m
 edia organization dedicated to strengthening social justice movements thro
 ugh cinematic storytelling and catalyzing networks of artists and activist
 s. “BORDERLAND” brings the saga of Skylight’s Guatemala trilogy—“When the 
 Mountains Tremble” (1983)\, “Granito” (2011)\, and “500 Years” (2017)—full
  circle. From the impact of U.S. foreign policy that backed brutal regimes
  leading to the root causes of migration\, to the present situation of mas
 s migration from Central America.
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SUMMARY:Screening: ‘BORDERLAND | The Line Within’
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join the Program for Latin America and the 
 Caribbean for film screening and discussion. The final film in this four f
 ilm series is “BODERLAND | The Line Within.” Filmmakers Pamela Yates and P
 aco de Onís will host a post-screening discussion.</p><p>This film series 
 is co-sponsored by the Department of Languages\, Literature and Linguistic
 s\, the Department of Film and Media Arts (VPA)&nbsp\; and the Department 
 of Television\, Radio and Film (Newhouse).</p><p><strong>Film Abstract:</s
 trong></p><p>“BODERLAND | The Line Within”</p><p>The United States border 
 is not just a geographic location. The border is everywhere. It lies withi
 n every undocumented immigrant family with the threat that at any moment t
 hey can be captured\, incarcerated\, deported\; their lives destroyed. “BO
 RDERLAND | The Line Within” not only exposes the profitable business of im
 migration and its human cost\, but weaves together the stories of immigran
 t heroines and heroes resisting and showing a way forward\, intent on buil
 ding a movement in the shadow of the border industrial complex\, recognizi
 ng the human rights of all.&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>Filmmakers:</strong></p><
 p>Paco de Onís is the producer and Pamela Yates is the director of “BORDER
 LAND” Paco is the executive director and Pamela is the co-founder of Skyli
 ght\, a human rights media organization dedicated to strengthening social 
 justice movements through cinematic storytelling and catalyzing networks o
 f artists and activists. </p><p>“BORDERLAND” brings the saga of Skylight’s
  Guatemala trilogy—“When the Mountains Tremble” (1983)\, “Granito” (2011)\
 , and “500 Years” (2017)—full circle. From the impact of U.S. foreign poli
 cy that backed brutal regimes leading to the root causes of migration\, to
  the present situation of mass migration from Central America.<br></p>
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