More than 80% of workers at U.S. carnivals are Mexican migrants employed through the H-2B guestworker visa program.
Synopsis
More than 80% of workers at U.S. carnivals are Mexican migrants employed through the H-2B guestworker visa program.
Synopsis
In traveling carnivals across the United States, Mexican migrant workers arrive under the H-2B guestworker visa program. This documentary depicts their vital role in maintaining the carnival industry amid economic struggles. Through interviews and footage from various locations, it presents their personal stories and the challenges they face. Issues of labor rights and immigration policies are central to these narratives. The film illustrates the ongoing efforts to keep carnival traditions alive despite mounting obstacles.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the Mexican workers behind U.S. carnivals.
- Find out about the H-2B visa program's impact.
- See the vibrant world of traveling carnivals.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2016 and has a runtime of 72 minutes.
- Mexican migrant workers are employed through the H-2B guestworker visa program.
- The documentary was produced in both Mexico and the United States.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What visa program do Mexican migrant workers use to work in U.S. carnivals?
Mexican migrant workers are legally employed through the H-2B guestworker visa program.
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Farewell Ferris Wheel was directed by Jamie Sisley.
What is the duration of the documentary Farewell Ferris Wheel?
The duration of Farewell Ferris Wheel is 72 minutes.
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