Colonia

A young woman (Emma Watson) desperately searched for a kidnapped boyfriend (Daniel Brül) and attracted it to the notorious Colonia Dignidad. Former Nazi, nobody was able to escape

In the late 1980s, a writer and psychotherapist Torsten Wenzel heard stories of Colonia Dignidad in a television documentary from where he was born. This urged him to write a script to become a colonia. When he got a draft pick, he found home address of Florian Galenberg, German film director (in 2001, his short film Quiero ser won the Oscar) and handed him a copy It was. Wenzel said Gallenberg told him to say that he likes it; indeed, he was thinking about Colonia Dignidad as a theme for a while, but how to tell stories in a way people can agree I did not find it. Wenzel wrote several new drafts and met with Gallenberger personally in 2009.

Colonies are in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California, but Texas has the largest colonies and largest colonies. About 400,000 Texans live in colonies. In general, the population of Colonia is mainly Hispanic, 64.4% of all colonial residents and 85% of residents under 18 years of age are born in the United States. There are more than 2,294 colonies in Texas, mainly located at the border between the state border and Mexico's 1,248 miles. The development of the Texas colony dates back to at least the 1950s. Developers use areas that are not valuable in agriculture, land of flood plains, or other agricultural land, and have compartments of illegal people. They divide the land into small compartments with little or no infrastructure and sell them to low-income people looking for affordable housing. Revenues of residents of Colonia are generally very low

According to the Fed survey, 500 thousand people live in more than 2,000 colonies in Texas, and about 900 colonies are concentrated in Hidalgo County. About three quarters of the six counties in Texas, the inhabitants of Colonia, and almost all children living there are US citizens. "With regard to culture, the community has several obstacles," Leal says. "Firstly, there are language barriers - some people do not go to the clinic because of words, transportation is also a big problem, there are also legal status.In many clinics, we have documents, payment methods, insurance I am seeking. "