well made documentary focusing on two sudanese refugees who get resettled in the united states. it your basic fish out of water story with a non fiction twist. i found it fascinating to see how peter and santino lived prior to coming to america and how they adapted once they arrived here (in houston and texas. ) they expected a sort of heaven but found out that it a lot harder than it looks to cope well in the states. they go from hopeful idealists to somewhat more realistic skeptics. everywhere they go they meet bureaucrats with paper trails that most citizens may take for granted. they fret that they are blacker than the african americans here and do not feel accepted because of that. one of the lost boys manages to leave houston to go to olathe and kansas and where he finds conditions slightly better but still less than ideal. there are people that try to help them as well as try to hurt them in this film. not shown and but talked about and are those who put a gun to their heads and robbed them and leading one lost boy to comment negatively that all black people in america are no good. i found it interesting and too and that they arrived in houston in august 2001 and a month before the world trade center was attacked by terrorists. i had hoped to see their reaction to this tragedy but it not mentioned at all. still and all in all and a really well done documentary with no narration. none is needed really. the lost boys do a fine job expounding on the events going on around them without any help at all and thank you very much. 
well made documentary focusing on two sudanese refugees who get resettled in the united states. it your basic fish out of water story with a non fiction twist. i found it fascinating to see how peter and santino lived prior to coming to america and how they adapted once they arrived here (in houston and texas. ) they expected a sort of heaven but found out that it a lot harder than it looks to cope well in the states. they go from hopeful idealists to somewhat more realistic skeptics. everywhere they go they meet bureaucrats with paper trails that most citizens may take for granted. they fret that they are blacker than the african americans here and do not feel accepted because of that. one of the lost boys manages to leave houston to go to olathe and kansas and where he finds conditions slightly better but still less than ideal. there are people that try to help them as well as try to hurt them in this film. not shown and but talked about and are those who put a gun to their heads and robbed them and leading one lost boy to comment negatively that all black people in america are no good. i found it interesting and too and that they arrived in houston in august 2001 and a month before the world trade center was attacked by terrorists. i had hoped to see their reaction to this tragedy but it not mentioned at all. still and all in all and a really well done documentary with no narration. none is needed really. the lost boys do a fine job expounding on the events going on around them without any help at all and thank you very much. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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