pRESS coverage
Maryland Today
"It follows longtime D.C. poet and community activist Quique Aviles, who led the production of the film, and other local Salvadoran artists, including a photographer, a dancer and musicians. They explore the often unspoken, intergenerational traumas that have shaped the community of more than 200,000 throughout the D.C. metro area.”
Latino Media Collective Podcast
"The film tells the story of Washington’s Salvadoran community through art, injustice, and perseverance.”
Hola Cultura
"Their art serves as a testament to the Salvadorian presence in the city and the resilience of a community that found refuge in D.C. during the civil war of the 1980s.”