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<nettime-ann> Human Rights & Immigration Abuse in Latin America | MARIA IN NOBODY'S LAND from WMM

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Thread-topic: Human Rights & Immigration Abuse in Latin America | MARIA IN NOBODY'S LAND from WMM

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Hi All,

I am writing from Women Make Movies, the non-profit distributor of films by and about women, to let you know about our **new release** MARIA IN NOBODY'S LAND. This film is essential for courses on human rights, Latin American studies, Chicano studies, immigration, labor, international studies and women's studies, as well as for public libraries and interested community groups. To celebrate this release, WMM is offering a special promotion on all titles from our Human Rights collection.

I am posting more info below on MARIA IN NOBODY'S LAND and this special offer. Please feel free to contact me with any questions, and thanks as always for supporting independent women filmmakers!

MARIA IN NOBODY'S LAND <http://www.wmm.com/filmcatalog/pages/c840.shtml>

MARIA IN NOBODY'S LAND is an unprecedented and intimate look at the illegal and extremely dangerous journey of three Salvadoran women to the United States, through Mexican territory. Doña Inés, a 60 year old woman, has been looking for her daughter for five years and is following the same route her daughter took while crossing Mexico en route to America. Marta and Sandra, tired of the violence from their husbands and wanting to overcome poverty, decide to leave their families behind to travel to America - with only thirty dollars in their pockets. During their harrowing journey, the three women encounter prostitution, slave trade, rape, kidnapping and even death, in an unwavering quest for a better life.

A film by Marcela Zamora Chamorro
El Salvador/Mexico, 2010, 86 minutes
Color, DVD, Subtitled (Spanish)

Institutional Price: $295.00
K-12, Public Libraries, Community Groups: $89.00

View the trailer here <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w8rL_0PkUk>
Purchase the film here <http://www.wmm.com/filmcatalog/pages/c840.shtml>

**Special Offer on Films for Human Rights**
Get any of these titles at 50% off when you purchase MARIA IN NOBODY'S LAND at list price!

Order any title from our Human Rights Special Collection at 50% off the list price.* This offer applies to institutions only; public libraries, K-12 and community groups still receive any title for only $89. Does not include home video.

Check out the Human Rights special collection here <http://www.wmm.com/filmcatalog/collect14.shtml>

Some of these films include:

SENORITA EXTRAVIADA <http://www.wmm.com/filmcatalog/pages/c579.shtml>
Sundance Winner and "Highly Recommended" by Educational Media Reviews Online.
SENORITA EXTRAVIADA, MISSING YOUNG WOMAN tells the haunting story of the more than 350 kidnapped, raped and murdered young women of Juárez, Mexico.