The Senate Speaks
NYFF51: How Democracy Works Now
October 10 - 12, 2013
Early 2006, Kennedy is back in action, and the house passes a harsh bill with no amnesty provisions, prompting nationwide pro-reform rallies and the worry that politics will trump policy.
Filmmakers Michael Camerini and Shari Robertson in person!
Please note: Several hours prior to showtime, tickets will no longer be available for purchase online. Tickets will still be available at the box office.
As 2006 begins, Senator Kennedy is back in action, trying to gain bipartisan support for an immigration bill. But the House acts first, passing a harsh bill with no amnesty that threatens anyone who helps illegal immigrants. There are rallies all over the country urging the Senate to act. The senators and their aides work on a compromise that could actually pass unless, as Kennedy fears, politics trumps policy.
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