Twenty-three minutes capture the story of a forgotten town in Puerto Rico facing economic decline and the effects of migration on its people.
Synopsis
Twenty-three minutes capture the story of a forgotten town in Puerto Rico facing economic decline and the effects of migration on its people.
Synopsis
Philip Escobar Jung and E. Bayoán Ríos-Escribano share their experiences in a forgotten town in Puerto Rico. Directed by Sonia Fritz, "After the Boats Left" runs for 23 minutes and focuses on the town's history and cultural significance. The film captures the effects of economic decline and migration on the community. Through interviews and visuals, it presents the struggles of residents as they confront their changing identity and the loss of their vibrant past.
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Why Watch
- Meet residents grappling with their town's identity.
- See stunning visuals of Puerto Rico's forgotten town.
- Find out about the town's rich history and culture.
Did You Know
- The documentary is directed by Sonia Fritz, a Mexican filmmaker.
- The film has a duration of 23 minutes.
- The production country for this film is Puerto Rico.
- The film is presented in Spanish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'After the Boats Left'?
Sonia Fritz directed the documentary 'After the Boats Left'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'After the Boats Left'?
The duration of 'After the Boats Left' is 23 minutes.
In which country was 'After the Boats Left' produced?
The documentary was produced in Puerto Rico.
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