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A scene from Marc Silver's "Who is Dayani Cristal," which follows the journey a migrant's body undergoes once it's found along the US-Mexico border.

This film is connecting immigrants' bodies and remains with their families

May 8, 2014
Conflict & Justice

Marc Silver's first feature film, "Who is Dayani Cristal," raised a lot of eyebrows and a lot of support for the Missing Migrant Project, a group that connects families with the bodies of deceased loved ones who died along the US border.

This film is connecting immigrants' bodies and remains with their families

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