“A devoted immigrant father’s dream of a better life shatters when he is abruptly detained by ICE, forcing his wife and community to fight for justice while grappling with the true cost of the American dream.”
In the heart of Los Angeles, Jose Hernandez, a hardworking immigrant, celebrates the birth of his first child, believing he has finally secured a future for his family. As he walks through his neighborhood, the love and support from his community reinforce his faith in the American dream. But that dream is shattered when ICE agents abruptly detain him outside the deli where he works. Stripped from his family, Jose is forced onto a deportation bus, leaving his wife, Adriana, to fight for justice and their future. As the neighborhood reels from his absence, Adriana transforms her grief into action, stepping up as a voice for those who can no longer speak.
Through Mr. Jones’ powerful closing speech, the film explores the human cost of immigration policies, asking a haunting question: Is America still beautiful?
When a young boy stumbles across an old music journal belonging to his busy father, it creates an intergenerational bond carried by the notes of their music.
A man named the Dream Watcher, who observes the dreams of others, is surprised when one dreamer actually sees him in her dream. Unsure as to why, he shows her through the dreams of others, blurring the line of what's real and what isn't.
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