The Deported

About This Movie

The Deported is a gritty, humanistic dive into the lives of those caught in the crosshairs of immigration. It takes a raw look at four long-term residents facing deportation, all while their families grapple with heart-wrenching decisions. The film has this intimate pacing, drawing you in, making you feel the weight of each choice. The atmosphere is heavy, almost palpable, as you witness their struggles—self-deportation or taking sanctuary, it’s a relentless push and pull. The personal stories feel so real, thanks to the unpolished yet powerful performances. There’s a sense of urgency throughout, capturing the turmoil of families on the brink. It’s distinctive in its approach, steering clear of sensationalism and instead painting a stark reality.

Focuses on personal stories · Captures the emotional weight of immigration · Lacks polish, adding to its authenticity