Puerto Ricans in their 20s and 30s grapple with the complexities of their identity, loyalty, and the decision to stay or leave the island in the wake of Hurricane María and a century of U.S. colonial rule, as they seek new prospects in the States.
Moving In Place
As the island struggles to recover from the devastating aftermath of Hurricane María, a group of young Puerto Ricans must weigh the pros and cons of staying or leaving, grappling with the uncertainty of their future and the temptation of a better life elsewhere.
