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Separated [videorecording (DVD)]
First Author value, for Searching:
Morris, Errol, film director.
General Note:
Title from web page.
Originally released as a documentary film in 2024.
Wide screen.
Format:
Disco de video
BOOKLIST:
NEW-BISBEE
Abstract:
Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Errol Morris incisively probes the darkest chapter in recent American history: family separations. Merging narrative vignettes of one migrant family₂s plight with hard-hitting interviews with government officials, Morris paints a jaw-dropping picture of the state-sponsored crisis of cruelty, as over 1300 children remain separated today, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
Tema:
| Illegal immigration -- Government policy -- United States. |
| Border security -- Government policy -- United States. |
| Noncitizens -- Government policy -- United States. |
| Deportation -- Social aspects -- United States. |
| Noncitizen children -- United States -- Social conditions. |
| Immigrant families -- United States -- Social conditions. |
| Immigration clandestine -- Politique gouvernementale -- États-Unis. |
| Sécurité frontalière -- Politique gouvernementale -- États-Unis. |
| Enfants immigrants clandestins -- États-Unis -- Conditions sociales. |
| Familles immigrantes -- États-Unis -- Conditions sociales. |
| documentary film. |
| Video recordings for the hearing impaired |
| Documentary films. |
| Nonfiction films. |
| Documentaires. |
| Films autres que de fiction. |
Summary:
Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Errol Morris incisively probes the darkest chapter in recent American history: family separations. Merging narrative vignettes of one migrant family₂s plight with hard-hitting interviews with government officials, Morris paints a jaw-dropping picture of the state-sponsored crisis of cruelty, as over 1300 children remain separated today, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
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