The Invisible Mexicans of Deer Canyon

This documentary exposes the harsh living conditions of thousands of Mexican day laborers who work in various industries such as construction, agriculture, and tourism. Despite their contributions to the economy, these undocumented immigrants often live in inadequate housing without basic necessities like running water, electricity, or sanitation.

The film presents a stark contrast between the wealth of the local residents and the poverty experienced by the laborers who support them. It provides a compelling narrative that highlights the often-overlooked realities of those working behind the scenes in the landscape of California.