Three Chatino migrant women face discrimination while working in lime and papaya orchards to support their families in an unfamiliar environment.
“Three women endure discrimination and the challenges of survival in an unknown place”
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Three Chatino migrant women face discrimination while working in lime and papaya orchards to support their families in an unfamiliar environment.
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Synopsis
Alberta Cortes Santana, Julia Merino, and Catalina Mejia Hernandez work in the lime and papaya orchards of Mexico, far from their homes on the Oaxacan coast. Catalina sells food to support her family, while Alberta and Julia face discrimination and the challenges of adapting to a new environment. Their experiences reflect the sacrifices made in pursuit of a better life for their families. "We Are Always Walking" documents the struggles of these migrant women as they confront the realities of survival.
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Why Watch
- Meet Alberta, Julia, and Catalina in their daily lives.
- Find out how Catalina supports her family through food sales.
- See the realities of working in lime and papaya orchards.
Did You Know
- The film features three main characters: Alberta, Julia, and Catalina.
- Catalina sells food to support her family while living away from home.
- Alberta and Julia work in lime and papaya orchards in Mexico.
- The documentary has a runtime of 64 minutes.
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What challenges do the women in 'We Are Always Walking' face?
Alberta, Julia, and Catalina face discrimination and the harsh realities of survival while working in lime and papaya orchards.
What do Catalina, Alberta, and Julia do for work?
Catalina sells food to support her family, while Alberta and Julia work in the lime and papaya orchards.
What is the duration of the documentary 'We Are Always Walking'?
The documentary has a duration of 64 minutes.
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