The director of a troubling new film about imprisoned immigrant children talks about the prescience of telling such a difficult story
A bewildered boy sits wrapped in a foil blanket on a concrete floor under strip lights in a bleak, cavernous warehouse.
He is locked inside a wire mesh cage with other boys, watched over by uniformed guards who carry guns and speak a language he does not understand.
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