Like many communities across the Southeast, the town of Clinton, North Carolina, has become home to a vibrant and growing Spanish-speaking community. This diverse community of newcomers, who are attracted to the area by jobs in the agriculture and livestock industries, are struggling to honor their cultural and religious identities while making new lives. This short video documentary, made by a graduate student from UNC- Greensboro in collaboration with Clinton's Immaculate Conception Church and local Latino leaders, consists of still and moving images of community meetings, religious ceremonies, and cultural festivals which are narrated by a mosaic of voices from the community.
Type: DocumentaryLength: 17 minutes
Year: 1996
Audio Language: English, Spanish
Subtitles: English
Themes: Latinos/Chicanos, Literature, Migration/Immigration, USA
Director(s): Shane Nye
