This documentary is an oral history. An oral history is retelling history, both personal and historic, from the perspective of living individuals. This method will allow viewers to observe history, war, and cultural transformation through the intimate experiences of one extraordinary individual, Sandra Arana. 

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This documentary film is a dramatic retelling of a women’s life story as she struggles against
countless crises experienced over decades and two countries. The film shows how a docile
woman survives a massive earthquake, the Sandinista revolution, and a controlling husband.
When she flees Nicaragua to the America, she does not find complete asylum from her turmoil.
The struggle heightens in Texas.

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The Educational/PPR package includes a screening license and 1 exhibition DVD of the film. As well as streaming options.

VOD Details:

Street Date: 11/14/17

Genre: Documentary

TRT: 72 Minutes