As we go through a year riddled with circumstances that have been again and again described as "unprecedented," there is one polarizing issue that has existed since time immemorial: Who are we as a society? It is a question of communal identity, and we find ourselves once again fighting to define it. What is an American? Who should be given the chance to join this society, and who shouldn't?
Alejandra Parody is a New York based film director and writer. Originally from Columbia, she moved to the U.S. to major in film and TV and Religious Studies at NYU, where her thesis film Rosa earned her a King Prize Award.
- Year2020
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
As we go through a year riddled with circumstances that have been again and again described as "unprecedented," there is one polarizing issue that has existed since time immemorial: Who are we as a society? It is a question of communal identity, and we find ourselves once again fighting to define it. What is an American? Who should be given the chance to join this society, and who shouldn't?
Alejandra Parody is a New York based film director and writer. Originally from Columbia, she moved to the U.S. to major in film and TV and Religious Studies at NYU, where her thesis film Rosa earned her a King Prize Award.
- Year2020
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States