DeLuna does a fine job bringing home the personal story of Vietnamese immigrant Xinh Dwelley.
Sound quality is clear. Actualities of Dwelley, although bearing a heavy accent, is understandable and listener-friendly. Music transitions are effective in bringing you to the scene. Ambient transitions are equally well done.
This is a wonderful international-local immigrant story that will play well against the recent anti-immigration coverage.
If you're looking for that different angle... give "Acceptance" a try.
Summary: Xinh Dwelley is a Vietnamese immigrant who came to Olympia before the Fall of Saigon. Her experience represents one of the lasting legacies of that era.
Review of Episode 5: Acceptance
Traci Tong
Posted on April 14, 2006 at 09:09 PM
Delicious and crisp.
DeLuna does a fine job bringing home the personal story of Vietnamese immigrant Xinh Dwelley.
Sound quality is clear. Actualities of Dwelley, although bearing a heavy accent, is understandable and listener-friendly. Music transitions are effective in bringing you to the scene. Ambient transitions are equally well done.
This is a wonderful international-local immigrant story that will play well against the recent anti-immigration coverage.
If you're looking for that different angle... give "Acceptance" a try.