Film Analysis: Inocente Izucar '

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The documentary director Sean Fine and Andrea Nix Fine depicts the life of Mexico-born, 15-year-old Inocente Izucar, an artist living in San Diego, California that uses with brilliant colors and unique pieces art from her demanding reality rise and pursue their dreams from a career as a painter. By chronicling the journey of this immensely talented young girl, the documentary explores the current issues of immigration and homelessness in America in a strikingly personal way. The documentary is about a homeless undocumented girl, Izucar but the documentary film also seeks other issues like poverty, domestic violence, child labor and suicide. Throughout the film, Izucar speaks directly to the camera as she discusses her family, memories and …show more content…

The history of the family inocente turns slowly through his paintings. Told entirely in his own words, we come to the story of Inocente as she realizes that her life is at a crossroads, and for the first time, she decided to take control of its own destiny. Irreverent, funny and flawed, it is now channeling its irresistible personality to a future it controls. Her talent was finally noticed, and if it can create a body of work over time, it has the possibility to put on his first art exhibition. Meanwhile, her family life is in a tense standoff, if legally emancipated from her mother in the strike on its own, it will risk placing his brothers in foster care, but to stay is unbearable. Inocente is a timeless story about the power of art transformer and timely overview of the new face of homelessness in America, children. Neither sentimental nor sensational, Inocente immerse yourself in the very real existence of a girl who fights against a war that we rarely see from day to day. The challenges are enormous, but hope in the history of Inocente proves that the hand she was dealt does not define it, make her

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