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This documentary examines Canada's immigration policy during a significant global immigration movement. Filmed in 1988 across Africa, Canada, and Hong Kong, it provides insight into what Canadian immigration officials prioritize when selecting potential immigrants. The film captures the economic, social, and political factors that influence these decisions.
By presenting first-hand accounts and interviews, the documentary reveals the complexities faced by immigration officials. It shows the criteria used to evaluate applicants and the wider effects of these choices on Canadian society.
Why Watch
- •Meet Canadian immigration officials in action.
- •See firsthand accounts from potential immigrants.
- •Find out what factors shape immigration choices.
Did You Know
•The documentary was filmed in three locations: Africa, Canada, and Hong Kong.
•It was produced in 1988, during one of the world's largest immigration movements.
•The film has a runtime of 53 minutes.
Perfect For
Immigration policy enthusiastsGlobal migration studiesCanadian history buffs