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COVER/AGE (2019) - The Affordable Care Act explicitly denies undocumented immigrants access to healthcare. This film follows an elderly caregiver and a policy advocate in the campaign to expand healthcare to include all people, regardless of immigration status or age.
The Invisible Patients (2016) - Exposes a hidden population of nearly 5 million homebound and home-limited individuals who are unable to access the healthcare system due to a combination of functional impairment, chronic illness and poverty.