About
- Chicho, who has worked since he stepped foot on American soil, is one of 640,000 people who are allowed to work in the US through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals act. Every two years he must reapply for his permit. At this moment, DACA swings in political limbo likely headed to the Supreme Court.
Presented as Part Of SHORTS: Childhood Dreams
Brouillarta
A Norwegian boy struggles to adapt to his grandparents' summer home in the Basque Country in France. Observing...
14 min | Ingvild Søderlind | Alaskan Premiere
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Gaby’s Hills
Thirteen-year-old Gaby arrives in the Magdalen Islands to spend the summer with her father, as she does every ...
20 min | Zoé Pelchat | | Alaskan Premiere
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My Parents’ Bazaar
According to the Indian family tradition, the eldest son is obliged to take care of the business and his paren...
28 min | Rakesh Narwani | | Alaskan Premiere
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Our Males and Females
A father and mother are faced with the painful task of washing and shrouding their deceased transgender daught...
11 min | Ahmad Alyaseer | | Alaskan Premiere
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