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Borderless: a docu-poem, about the lives of undocumented workers


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Subjects: Canadian Studies, Family Studies, Human Rights, Immigration, Law, Multicultural Studies, Poverty

Grade Level: SrH-Adult
Producer: KAIROS
Closed Captioned: No
Running Time: 25 mins
Country of Origin: Canada
Study Guide: Yes

Copyright Date: 2006
Available in French: Yes

A docu-poem about undocumented workers in Canada. What are the struggles and dreams of undocumented workers in Canada?

Geraldo, a Costa Rican construction worker, and Angela, a second-generation Caribbean domestic worker, tell of their struggles against labour exploitation.

Against the odds, they work to build a future for families painfully separated by restrictive immigration laws.

Viewers meet an often-invisible workforce and reflect on the hidden costs of sustaining our first world economy.

Awards:
FILM FESTIVAL SCREENINGS:
Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts, Toronto, May 6, 2006
Winnipeg International Film Festival, Winnipeg, June 11, 2006
Belongings Media Festival August 2006
Calgary International Film Festival 2006

Links: www.kairoscanada.org


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