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Finding Home Series (The)

Country: USA, Language: English, 20 mins

  • Director: Abraham Troen
  • Writer: Abraham Troen; Alvaro Parra
  • Producer: Marc Mounier; Xin Li

CGiii Comment

Stacy: From a horrendous situation all the way to happiness...her story is an absolute inspiration. Those who oppose immigration ought to count their blessings...because, if the shoe was on the other foot?!?


Brandon: His default is to hide...a tremendously touching portrait of a successful, hard-working [gentle] man who just want to be who he is. he states that under Trump, America is becoming more and more like China...that's terrifying!


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The(ir) Blurb...

Finding Home follows Stacy, a 27 year old El-Salvadorian transgender refugee who escaped to the US after gangsters and local police raped and tried to murder her. The short doc, in three acts, is structured around a transgender beauty pageant, “Miss Latina,” that Stacy enters and ultimately wins. This intimate portrait documents her first months in Los Angeles, wrestling with the past and remaking her life in the US.

Finding Home: Brandon, follows Brandon, a Chinese gay immigrant for a period of two years, creating an intimate portrait of his first steps in the US.The documentary opens in late 2015, with Brandon showing us photographs he still hides of his ex-boyfriend, a final remnant of the life he left behind.