The life of an immigrant
- added December 17, 2007
- 7 responses
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- taniazapata
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This is the life of an Uruguayan immigrant, whom has worked since the early age to be able to sustain herself. Is the story of one of the millions of immigrants that come to this country searching for a better life.
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- taniazapata
- 9 months ago
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good pod, tania...congrats
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nice, loved the story of this old woman and her extremely challenging life. the subtitles worked well, especially changing the color when it was hard to see them. some dropshadow on the text might help make them even more readable.
i also liked the profile shots of her on the bus, was really able to connect with her on the waiting in the rain shot.
great work tania!
ps: what happened to the credits?-
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- matt_fisher
- 9 months ago
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Wow, thanks for the feedback, I just realized the credits were cut off.
I will make a new file and try the drop shadows on the subtitles.
I really appreciate your feedback guys, Thanks !!-
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- taniazapata
- 9 months ago
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Que bonita historia Tania, I hope we can get more of these stories out there for people to understand the immigration topic as a human one. Keep making stuff like this!
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WOW!!!! lovely!!! i can totally relate to this.....ive been in canada for two years now...my mom came to canada almost 7 years ago from Colombia without knowing the language and just like Chichi and her family..we r still adjusting to this culture!!!
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Tania buen trabajo gracias por el upload. No dejes que te lo rebajen o corten aqui. Besos
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- NOTOTHEWALL
- 7 months ago
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I really enjoyed the narrative of this piece. I mean having the daughter talking about the mother, while you´re showing the mother. We don´t usually think of Uruguay as a country were people emigrate from...unlike Mexico or Colombia, so that´s cool too. Nice job! By the way if you´re interested in stories about immigrants I recommend a documentary called "I for India", it came out last year, I saw it in London, maybe its already in the US.
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