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Keep Saray Home
Brian Redondo
Producer: Brian Redondo, Bethany Li & Kevin Lam
2020
Color
31 minutes
US
English/Vietnamese
English subtitles
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Keep Saray Home

Far from the southern border, in the outskirts of Boston, Cambodian and Vietnamese refugees are facing their own battle against family separation. ICE is detaining and deporting community members on a scale not seen before. Though families live in uncertain fear, refugees have developed a knack for pulling through. They learn to rally together and are doing everything they can to keep their families intact. This portrait of a community shaken examines the on-the-ground impact of a broken immigration system through the eyes of three families facing the deportation of a loved one. They laugh, they cry, and they fight on.
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Reviews
"The relevance of this film cannot be overstated...Keep Saray Home drives home an empathetic call to action, putting light on an issue not often covered by mainstream Asian American media." - Seattle Asian American Film Festival
“The film features an excellent combination of various storylines and perspectives to amplify the urgent conversations around migration and families.” - Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
"Brian Redondo’s Keep Saray Home bursts the bubble that separates Boston from Louisville, the Mexican border, Portland, the Californian forests, and the unrest that inhabits this nation." - Anna Hoang, Boston Hassle
Awards

• Best Documentary Short, Newburyport Documentary Film Festival
• Best Documentary Short, Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival
• Best Documentary Short, Seattle Asian American Film Festival
• Special Jury Award for Editing, Documentary Short, Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
• Runner Up, Audience Award for Documentary Short, Anchorage International Film Festival
Screenings
• Newburyport Documentary Film Festival
• Global Peace Film Festival
• Awareness Film Festival
• Chagrin Documentary Film Festival
• Boston Asian American Film Festival
• Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival
• Anchorage International Film Festival
• Seattle Asian American Film Festival
• DisOrient Asian American Film Festival
• CAAMFest
• Houston AAPI Film Festival
• Docs Without Borders Film Festival
• Austin Asian American Film Festival
• DC Asian American Film Festival
• Cambodia Town Film Festival
• Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
• Next Generation Indie Film Awards
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Vietnam Studies & Vietnamese Diaspora
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