Undocumented 2024
"Hope Has No Borders"
Christian de la Cortina's gripping drama *Undocumented (2024)* follows a Mexican activist fleeing persecution, only to confront a new kind of danger in the U.S. as an undocumented worker on a Vermont dairy farm.
Director: Christian de la Cortina
Cast
Christian de la Cortina
Fernando
Kim Huffman
Dorothy
Sonia Martinez
Carolina
Luis Oliva
Raul
Jorge Martinez Colorado
Pablo
Edison Ruiz
Jorge (cousin)
Fernando Larrañaga
Father
Iliana Donatlán
Luisa (sister)
Marco Ledezma
Male Cop Mexico
Frank Baylis
Adrian (Lawyer)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Undocumented (2024) about?
*Undocumented (2024)* tells the story of a Mexican social activist who flees to the U.S. seeking asylum, only to face exploitation as an undocumented worker on a Vermont dairy farm. His journey reveals the harsh realities of living in legal limbo, where survival often comes at the cost of dignity and safety.
Who directed Undocumented?
Christian de la Cortina directed *Undocumented*, bringing his firsthand perspective as a social activist to this powerful drama.
Who stars in Undocumented?
The film stars Christian de la Cortina, Kim Huffman, Sonia Martinez, Luis Oliva, and Jorge Martinez Colorado in pivotal roles.
Is Undocumented (2024) worth watching?
As a raw and socially relevant drama, *Undocumented* offers a compelling, thought-provoking experience for fans of character-driven films. Its themes of resilience and justice resonate strongly, making it a standout choice for those seeking stories that challenge perspectives.
How long is Undocumented?
*Undocumented* runs for 90 minutes.
About Undocumented (2024) — A gripping drama on immigration, justice, and the cost of freedom
Christian de la Cortina's gripping drama *Undocumented (2024)* follows a Mexican activist fleeing persecution, only to confront a new kind of danger in the U.S. as an undocumented worker on a Vermont dairy farm. There, he joins a community of immigrants whose precarious legal status leaves them exposed to exploitation, cruelty, and systemic injustice—echoes of the hardships they escaped. The film weaves a tense, emotionally charged narrative that questions the meaning of safety and belonging in a land that promises freedom but often delivers uncertainty. With its raw realism and socially charged themes, *Undocumented* shines a light on the hidden struggles of those living in the shadows of society.
Shot with a documentary-like intimacy, the movie captures the vulnerability and resilience of its characters as they navigate a world where hope feels fleeting. De la Cortina crafts a story that challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about immigration, human rights, and the blurred lines between justice and survival. The Vermont farm becomes more than a setting—it's a microcosm of a larger, global crisis.
