This program is presented in conversation with the Henry’s upcoming exhibition of
Hostile Terrain 94, and is in partnership with the Simpson Center and the
Art at the Borders of the Political project.
The University of Washington screening of
Border South/Frontera Sur is available from Sun, Oct 25, 2020 (5 PM) to Fri, Oct 30, 2020 (5 PM).
English version:
https://ucla.box.com/v/ht94bordersouthSpanish version:
https://ucla.box.com/v/ht94bordersouthespPassword for both: HT94@UWash
ABOUT
BORDER SOUTH/FRONTERA SUR
Every year hundreds of thousands of migrants make their way along the trail running from southern Mexico to the US border. Gustavo’s gunshot wounds from Mexican police, which have achieved abundant press attention, might just earn him a ticket out of Nicaragua. Meanwhile anthropologist Jason painstakingly collects the trail’s remains, which have their own stories to tell. Fragmented stories from Hondurans crossing through southern Mexico assemble a vivid portrait of the thousands of immigrants who disappear along the trail. Border South reveals the immigrants’ resilience, ingenuity, and humor as it exposes a global migration system that renders human beings invisible in life as well as death.
In addition to the screening of
Border South/Frontera Sur, there will be a
discussion with director Raúl Paz Pastrana and Jason de León (Professor; UCLA Anthropology) on Thu, Oct 29, 5 PM.
For more information on
Border South/Frontera Sur, visit
bordersouthfilm.com.
This program is sponsored by Simpson Center for the Humanities, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Center for Global Studies, the Jackson School of International Studies, American Ethnic Studies, and the Comparative History of Ideas at the University of Washington.
