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No Se Ve Desde Acá

Season 11 Episode 1104 | 20m 34s

Moving through contemporary Miami and archives from 1930s Latin America, the film traces immigrant longing, wealth’s spectacle, and border politics. Suspended between arrival and belonging, it assembles observational vignettes into a meditation on the American Dream and collective uncertainty.

Aired: 05/31/26 | Expires: 05/31/29
Support for Reel South is made possible by the ETV Endowment of South Carolina, National Endowment for the Arts, and Wyncote Foundation.
Extras
A novice banjoist performs "Boil That Cabbage Down" at a celebratory jam session.
Engines roar across the blazing red dunes between El Paso and Ciudad Juárez.
Hidden in George's art lies memories from his childhood in Ukraine.
A former KKK hall prompts Fort Worth to consider how to handle its past.
Louisiana artist Jan Beauboeuf muses on art and creation.
Sgt. Mike Berry discusses how he copes with the emotions brought up by recovering corpses.
Teddy advises a client and her partner on what to expect during labor and childbirth.
Scenes of dancers rehearsing and joyfully performing in Birmingham, Alabama.
Immigrants and their families celebrate earning US citizenship.
Hunters reflect on coon hunting, hounds, and family traditions passed down for generations.
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