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Isabel Castro’s deeply involving debut feature explores community, identity and the American Dream through the eyes of two young women raised by undocumented Mexican immigrants north of the border – the first members of their family to be born in the USA.
Doris Muñoz is a twentysomething native of Southern California, a hard worker determined to find her place in the music business through her Mija management company. Jacks Haupt is a young Dallas-based singer-songwriter hoping to make her own luck in an industry short on opportunity. Haupt and Muñoz’s ambitions are not merely their own – by circumstance more than choice, the pair hold the dreams and fears of their families in their hands. Castro’s intimate, emphathetic feature pays beautiful tribute to these two quietly remarkable women – and to the families who helped to shape them into what they are today.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Isabel Castro and film participants Doris Muñoz and Jacks Haupt, hosted by Doc Society director Shanida Scotland.
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