No One (2006)

Synopsis of No One

The dangerous journey of poor Central Americans though Mexico as they attempt to sneak into America in search of a better life is brought to the screen in this documentary. The majority of Central Americans live below the poverty line and most are in a constant struggle for survival; desperate to improve their circumstances, many try to leave their home behind and attempt to improve their circumstances by joining the underground economy in America. However, the path through Mexico to America is not a safe or simple one to follow, and each year an estimated 145,000 Central Americans are captured by Mexican police and sent back home. Many suffer brutal treatment at the hands of Mexican authorities, and hunger, disease, and exposure also claims the lives of many undocumented immigrants. Filmmaker Tin Dirdamal interviews a number of Central Americans trying to make their way through Mexico, as well as others who were unsuccessful in their efforts, and a handful of Mexicans sympathetic to the plight of the immigrants. No One was screened as part of the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:

84 mins

Director(s):

Tin Dirdamal

Writer(s):

Tin Dirdamal

Producer(s):

Jose Torres, Tin Dirdamal

Categories:

Documentary, Special Interest

• 2006 - Sundance Film Festival - World Cinema Audience Award - Documentary
• 2006 - Sundance Film Festival - World Cinema Audience Award: Documentary

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