Description: Which Way Home (DVD 2000) Academy Award Nominee Best Documentary FREE SHIPPING This award-winning film and Academy Award nominee takes viewers along on freight trains with children from Mexico and Central America who are trying to get across the U.S. border and to a better life. Cammisa captures children begging for food, hopping the trains, and clinging to the tops of their dangerous rides. The film crew is so close to the action, viewers can almost feel the train lurch. While the journey itself is wrenching and suspenseful, Cammisa's best decision was to allow the travelers--adolescents without money, adult supervision, or basic human comforts--to do most of the talking. Their guileless recounting of how they came to be riding "The Beast" and what they hope for makes this an exceptional program. The risks of this activity are highlighted through the introduction of a young woman who lost her legs and a family that receives a coffin bearing the decomposed remains of a son who died on the trip. The film offers no solution but illustrates with each frame that finding one is crucial. Viewers who are moved to get involved can do so through the website www.whichwayhome.net. Bonus features include deleted scenes and English and Spanish versions of the film. Strongly recommended for children's and immigration advocacy groups and general viewers.--Joan Pedzich, Harris Beach PLLC, Rochester, NY Copyright 2011 Reed Business Information. This DVD is in VERY GOOD condition. All discs have been tested.
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Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)
Language: Spanish
Video Format: NTSC
Case Type: Tall/DVD Case
Subtitle Language: English
Rating: NR
Movie/TV Title: Which Way Home
Director: Rebecca Cammisa
Format: DVD
Release Year: 2011
Genre: Education/General Interest, Educational
Sub-Genre: Biography