The introduction of the same moonlight

My Roommate is an American film directed by Patricia Reagan in 2007, which was shown in Mexico and the United States. Also translated the same moon. Based on the creation background of Mexican Immigrants, this paper tells a warm story of a nine-year-old son who is obsessed with finding his mother's faith thousands of miles away with his desire and pursuit of his mother's love. From the perspective of traditional drama, the emotional expression of the film is not lost, but tells a touching story of finding a mother. But the more important significance of the film lies in discussing the hot topic in reality in recent years-the control and policy of illegal immigrants in the United States. Because a large number of Americans regard illegal immigrants from Mexico as a financial burden, American society has always been secretive about this phenomenon, but director Patricia Ruijin and screenwriter Riga Villalobos have put forward their thoughts on this situation from another level: most illegal immigrants come to the United States with the idea of finding a way out. They work hard and often engage in occupations that Native Americans look down upon. Personally, their hardships are out of helpless reality.