Who Gets In?

About This Movie

Who Gets In? (1989) is a fascinating documentary that dives into the complexities of Canada's immigration policy during a time of significant global movement. Filmed across diverse locations like Africa, Canada, and Hong Kong, it captures the raw emotions and realities faced by would-be immigrants. The pacing is contemplative, allowing viewers to absorb the poignant stories of individuals while highlighting the often rigid criteria used by Canadian officials. What stands out here is the unfiltered access to the immigration process, making it distinct in its approach. The tone oscillates between hopeful and somber, reflecting the human experience intertwined with bureaucracy. There's something about the way it captures those moments of anticipation and uncertainty that really sticks with you.

Explores immigration criteria in a global context. · Features personal narratives from potential immigrants. · Filmed in key locations significant to immigration.