Sonia Quiñones navigates a dystopian game show that forces asylum seekers to compete for their citizenship.

Having escaped hardships in Honduras, Sonia must now fight for her daughter’s future in a world that will never let her catch her breath.

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FRIGHTENINGLY RELEVANT

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The Trump administration has reviewed a proposal for a reality television show titled “The American," where immigrants would compete in various challenges for a chance to fast-track their path to U.S. citizenship.

“We’ll join in the laughter, tears, frustration, and joy-hearing their backstories-as we are reminded how amazing it is to be American.”

-Rob Worsoff, Producer of Duck Dynasty

MOUNTING UNREST

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NOTE FROM THE DIRECTORS

Lluvia De Peces is a necessary story to tell, in a country where anti-immigrant culture is on the rise, and the exploitation of humanity is fueled by leadership and misguided blame.

Many undocumented citizens are voiceless, and are currently going through systematic horrors without Due Process.

As award winning writers & directors of our individual works, Jonah and I are in the exact position needed to give a voice to the voiceless in Lluvia De Peces.

- Andrés Mejia, Director