Rethinking migration
We document the stories of people building lives, careers and businesses across borders and explore how migration quietly shapes culture, trade and global economies. From a French entrepreneur with 20 years in Chengdu to a Mexican Software engineer raised with DACA in the U.S., our work exists to bring live, genuine conversations that foster cross-cultural understanding.
documentary film
French Voices in China
Institutional Premiere – April 2026, Beijing
Backed by the French Institute of China, this film captures the human reality of the French diaspora across Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, and Shenzhen. Featuring an intergenerational cast of entrepreneurs, corporate employees, artists, and students, spanning from early 2000s to 2024 newcomers, discover the cultural nuances and resilience needed to build a life in modern China.
Bring the Film to Your Community
Spark meaningful conversations about international mobility, business, and cross-cultural understanding. We partner with cultural institutions, academia, embassies and international networks to host curated “cine-debate” experiences. We bring the film and insights, you welcome the audience.
→ Currently selecting Founding Hosts for the 2026/2027 global tour.
The archive
The American Migrant Experience
For our debut interview series, we sat down with a dozen of underrepresented migrants in the U.S. to document their raw, authentic stories of ambition, systemic hurdles, and belonging.
A Former Undocumented Immigrant’s Vision of ‘Abroad’
United states
Have you ever wondered how you can dream beyond your immigration status? In this interview, Oscar Romero shares: His immigration story and lessons learned, the way DACA changed his life, how he navigated multicultural environments, the inspiration for his platform MyUndoculife…
Freed from Apartheid: A South African Zulu’s World Travels
UNITED STATES
Do you discover countries for yourself or do you base your opinion based on what others say? In this interview, Dr. Mnyandu discusses the importance of making your own opinion about a place and growing up during apartheid in South Africa; returning to his home country as a professional researcher…
Journey to China: From Undocumented to Schwarzman Scholar
China
I have been getting a lot of questions recently about my application experience. I thought it would be useful to do a three-part series on this. In this first post, I discuss: what led me to apply; the overall process; Some application tips…