More Details

Summary:

"Alejandra Matias and Yoselina Bazan are two friends and DREAMers from Oakland, California. Given cameras to self-document their personal experiences, the two share their various hopes and fears over a period of six months, reimagining what it means to be a teenage girl in the United States. Among the everyday issues of balancing a school, home, and work life, they also grapple with the uncertainties surrounding their citizenship in the midst of legal challenges thrown at DACA recipients during the Trump presidency."--Container.

Contributors:

Kökdil, Erin Semine , film director

Video Project , publisher, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/pbl

Languages:

English
Spanish

Language Notes:

Dialogue in English and Spanish.

Subjects:

Deportation — California — Oakland

Undocumented immigrant children — California — Oakland

Immigration advocates — California — Oakland

Teenage girls — California — Oakland — Social conditions — 21st century

Undocumented immigrants

2000-2099

Immigration advocates

Teenage girls — Social conditions

Teenage girls

Illegal immigration

Noncitizen children

Deportation

California — Oakland

Genres:

Documentary films

Nonfiction films

Short films

Feature films

Video recordings for the hearing impaired

System Details:

DVD-R.
NOTICE: This is a DVD-R and may not play on all DVD players.

General Notes:

Description based on: Title from container.
Closed-captioned in English
Originally released as a documentary film in 2019.
Public performance rights included. See license record l10016879

Physical Description:

1 videodisc (24 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.

Physical Characteristics:

4 3/4 in.; burning; polychrome

Audio Characteristics:

digital; optical; sound

Digital Characteristics:

video file; DVD video

Call Numbers:

JV6600 ALE 2019 DVD

Other Standard Numbers:

Publisher Number, Video Project: AYY-1178

OCLC Numbers:

1247121679