Day of Light (Dia de Luz)

Running time: 63 mins

Light and love triumph in an inspirational visual testimony to breaking down walls and instilling hope.

The resonant strum of a guitar, beat of a bongo drum, and crisp powerful voice of optimism echo through piles of burning trash and hungry scavengers; in a place known as home to many, the city landfill of Managua, Nicaragua.

Preceded by: Life for a Child; 28min; Director: Edward Lachman
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Light and love triumph in an inspirational visual testimony to breaking down walls and instilling hope. The resonant strum of a guitar, beat of a bongo drum, and crisp powerful voice of optimism…
Edward Lachman (Cinematographer for such films as I?m Not There, A Prairie Home Companion and Far From Heaven) offers a look at juvenile diabetes in a developing country, profiling three families,…