Titlebook: Discourses of Migration in Documentary Film; Translating the Real Alexandra J. Sanchez Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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The Group Experience of Migrant Citizens,heir cities, rather than noncitizens of the US. In ., the undocumented seamstresses Maura, María, and Lupe decide to sue Forever 21 for labor malpractices, despite their own precarious legal status. ., on the other hand, focuses on the difficult coming-of-age process of undocumented New Yorker Angy,

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The Group Experience of Bicultural Migrants, on their supposed barbarism—their perceived ethnic and linguistic inferiority. With her unobtrusive camera work, Weyer uses her protagonists’ teen angst as an entry point for an audiovisual exposé of how receiving countries tend to equate the process of immigration with that of reaching adulthood.

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The Individual Experience of Migrant Celebrities,s of these Latinx performers’ lives, Portillo and Solberg seem to suggest that Selena’s and Carmen’s untimely deaths were partly due to their migrancy. However, it was also thanks to this migrancy that their personas were mythologized, which catapulted them to their current legendary status within t

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Book 2022is interdisciplinary approach facilitates a holistic analysis of documentary film discourse, while also raising awareness of positive discourses of migration. The book will be of interest to students and scholars involved in the study of discourse, translation, documentary, television, and migration.

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Bertha Gutiérrez-Rodilla,Carmen Quijada-Diezdle ground between their children’s newly adopted American belief system and their own Latinx norms and values. Slowly but surely, these migrant mothers transform before the documentary makers’ lens, as they discover that prioritizing their own happiness can be more selfless than their previous self-abnegation.

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Why Explore Stranded Encyclopedias?ists as having an ambiguous relationship with their American .. Simón and Rigby then proceed to highlight the impact of the US deportation regime on the children themselves. The chapter details how, by means of their protagonists’ life stories, the documentary makers denounce the policies that are forcing these children to grow up too fast.

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The Universal Experience of Migrant Mothers,dle ground between their children’s newly adopted American belief system and their own Latinx norms and values. Slowly but surely, these migrant mothers transform before the documentary makers’ lens, as they discover that prioritizing their own happiness can be more selfless than their previous self-abnegation.