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ACROSS THE BORDER is a collage of found footage and documentary images, radio Spanish/English tracks and commentary by Philippe Bourgois, a Stanford Anthropologist trapped in an offensive by the United States-backed Salvadoran Military forces. The film’s position against U.S. intervention in the third world is stated in graphic visuals that employ techniques of optical printing and animation.
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Festivals
- Awards & Accolades
- Honorable Mention Ann Arbor Film Festival 1982
- Bronze Remi Award WorldFest 1983
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