A filmmaker and her subject chronicle an epic immigrant experience
02.24.09 - 10:40 pm | Dennis Harvey |
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A rare new documentary that really belongs on the big screen, The Betrayal's flowing lyricism gracefully connects a poignant family history to larger socio-political and extra-large spiritual themes. It's an almost sinfully beautiful movie about ugly global realities.
THE BETRAYAL opens Fri/27 in Bay Area theaters.
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