Sentenced Home
8.2
This film is a gripping documentary exploration that humanizes the United States' tragically flawed immigration policy. The film follows the story of 3 Cambodian-American immigrants living in Seattle (who came as children in the early 80s, when a multitude of Cambodian refugees were given housing in the city's projects) whose teenage rebellions catch up with them in a horrific way.
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David Grabias Director · Nicole Newnham Director
Budget $285K · United States release February 25, 2006
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$285,000
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Original language
English
Release dates
United States · February 25, 2006
Theatrical
Iceland
September 28, 2006 · Reykjavik International Film Festival
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