My Two Voices
Art of the Real 2022
March 31 - April 7, 2022
Three women tell their stories of transit between Colombia, Mexico, and Canada in intimate voiceover: their reasons for migrating; the physical, linguistic, institutional challenges they endured; and their aspirations for the future of their children and themselves.
Q&A with Lina Rodriguez and producer/editor Brad Deane
Director Lina Rodriguez radically upends the conventions of the migration narrative in the deeply empathetic My Two Voices, rendering minute, close-up scenes of family life and domestic work in dense, sonic textures and the vivid colors of 16mm film. On the soundtrack, three women tell their stories of transit between Colombia, Mexico, and Canada in intimate voiceover: their reasons for migrating; the physical, linguistic, and institutional challenges they endured; and their aspirations for the future of their children and themselves.
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