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A dystopian film about an asylum seeker fighting for her daughter’s citizenship on a cruel game show.

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On a dystopian game show, Sonia, a young Honduran asylum seeker, must fight for her daughter’s citizenship in front of an audience that wants her gone.

WHY THIS FILM?

The first stage of dehumanization is desensitization. How often are we seeing cruelty on our screens?

What happens when people stop seeing each other as human?

This film is a reflection of our current times, exposing the dehumanization of our neighbors, friends, and communities.

Help us tell this important story.

WHERE YOUR DONATION GOES

Every dollar helps us bring this story to life with the quality it deserves.
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RECOGNIZED BY

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Award badge with laurel wreath design, text reads 'Best Screenplay Nominee, International Indie Film & Screenplay Festival'
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NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR

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I’m Andrés Mejia, a Honduran-American filmmaker based in Baltimore. Lluvia De Peces is an intense story made to spark discussion on how we see ourselves within society.

If you witnessed humanity being reduced for a chanting crowd, how would you react?

This film is personal & gets to showcase a part of my Honduran heritage that many people don’t already know about.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

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BEHIND THE STORY

THE CONCEPT

What is this film about? Who’s telling it?

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GAME-CHANGERS

How does a competitor get on a dystopian game show?

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SPECTACLE WHO?

What’s bad about being reduced to entertainment for others?

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Let’s film this important story. Please support our project!

On a dystopian game show, Sonia, a young Honduran asylum seeker, must fight for her daughter’s citizenship in front of an audience that wants her gone.

HELP US BRING LLUVIA DE PECES TO LIFE

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