Central American migrants face life-threatening dangers on La Bestia, a freight train that travels through Mexico to the United States.
“The most raw human suffering of them all.”
Synopsis
Central American migrants face life-threatening dangers on La Bestia, a freight train that travels through Mexico to the United States.
Synopsis
Central American migrants board La Bestia, a freight train that travels through Mexico toward the United States. Many face violence, discrimination, and life-threatening injuries along the way. The documentary includes personal stories of individuals who endure perilous journeys marked by threats from organized crime and corrupt officials. It follows their struggles and the often grim realities of seeking safety and opportunity. Directed by Pedro Ultreras, the film runs for 77 minutes and features Spanish dialogue.
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Why Watch
- See the dangers faced by migrants on La Bestia.
- Meet individuals risking everything for a better life.
- Find out about the impact of organized crime on migration.
Did You Know
- La Bestia is a freight train that Central American migrants use to travel through Mexico.
- The film has a duration of 77 minutes.
- It was directed by Pedro Ultreras and features Gregory Dayton.
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What is La Bestia?
La Bestia is a freight train that Central American migrants use to travel through Mexico en route to the United States.
Who directed the documentary The Beast?
The documentary The Beast was directed by Pedro Ultreras.
What year was The Beast released?
The Beast was released in 2010.
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