Who Gets In?

This documentary presents a comprehensive look at the complexities of Canada's immigration policy during a period of heightened global movement. Shot in 1988 across various locations, including Africa, Canada, and Hong Kong, it provides insight into the motivations behind the immigration process.

Featuring Ann Medina, the film highlights the economic, social, and political factors that influence the selection of new Canadians. By showcasing the firsthand experiences of both immigration officials and applicants, it raises critical questions about the priorities that shape immigration in Canada. Collectors interested in socio-political documentaries or immigration issues will find this film particularly relevant as it reflects on an ongoing global discourse.