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The Lost Dream - When the Denial of a US Visa becomes the nightmare of a...
by Shah Peerally Esq
Friday, March 14, 2014

Rated "PG" by the Author.

       
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     A movie Based on Immigration law and those stuck on INA 221g administrative processing.

"The Lost Dream"  is a pure fiction inspired by true current events.  The movie covers actual hardships faced by many skilled professionals as well as American businesses needing their services while trying to get a visa to enter the United States.

 Directed by Renato Asuncion with Joe Barcelone as 'Trent', the president of a heavy weight  IT  American company and Naz Khan as their lawyer 'Sarah', The Lost Dream revolves around the gripping and exciting story of  the break of the American dream.

Shah Peerally Productions  Inc.,  in this movie is trying to make a difference in American Immigration history by uncovering the human face behind the non --immigrant visa applications.   This film is their effort to showcase the increasing lack of transparency in the system that denies work visas to those trying legally to make a living in America by honest means.
The movie wants to bring to light three important messages:

1. The arbitrary and capricious use of INA 221 (g), the section of law which is holding many visa applications in limbo by the State Department and the unfair number of denials of L1 and H1B visas by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services;
2. That  legal immigration is healthy for the United States and the lack thereof can actually affect the United States economy; and
3. How the immigration system is a labyrinth which only experienced immigration lawyers can navigate and ignorance of the trade might result in a tragedy.

The story depicts an American company which goes through a nightmare because the key person behind the strategic technical support of the firm could not enter the United States on time.  The fact that many Americans associated with this firm lost their jobs due to this incident is one of the factors that make this a sensational story.

Featuring: Joe Barcelone, Naz Khan, Chaz Laredo, Phil Tran, Jennifer Spence, Dan Tannehill, Mahesh Mishra, Harish Sharma, Waqas Younes, and Linton Lafitte 
Music by Mahesh Mishra http://www.saptaka.com
Director: Renato Asuncion
Executive Producer: Shah Peerally
We hope you will enjoy this drama to be aired www.peerally.tv and possibly on other TV channels. Feel free to pass the link to friends and families.

This movie is brought to you by Shah Peerally Law Group PC., Birbals Inc., Pannu Dental Care, Alliance Bay Realty, Matrix Insurance and Globus Micro Inc.

For more information or to participate or sponsor any of the movies or production work, please call (510) 742 5887 or email radio.peerallylaw.com.

 

 

 

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Reviewed by Shah Peerally Esq 3/15/2014
Hi Ron,

I agree with you. The system is set in a very counter-intuitive way. While we are focusing on undocumented immigration, we are forgetting about legal immigration. I am not really fighting for immigration reform, although I think we should have one. I am fighting against the unfair practices which actually goes against the existing immigration laws because of abuses of discretion. Bottom line I am fighting for civil rights.
Thank you for the input, keep checking all our work.
Shah
Reviewed by Ronald Hull 3/15/2014
Immigration reform is sorely needed. However, the way our government operates, any new law will probably be far more complex and full of flaws than previously because of compromises in the political process that create these loopholes and conflicts.

I personally have known several who have entered the country as a tourist/visitor and stayed, never returning to their countries, having used that entry to mask their intent. Some have succeeded, through work, to gain citizenship.

Unfortunately, people everywhere, regardless of their background, often find that by some form of cheating, they will get ahead. That makes it difficult for those who do the right thing.

Ron

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