@article{1355490,
      note = {Title from resource description page (viewed October 06,  2016).},
      author = {Vugt, Jacqueline van, and Huystee, Pieter van,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355490},
      title = {Borders : the Netherlands - Nigeria /},
      abstract = {We all know the exciting, sweaty, scary, uncomfortable  feeling arriving at a border. You will have to submit  yourself to the guards standing in front of you. In a split  second your mind is alert. 'Do I carry any illegal product,  are my papers in order, did I take my "special" cigarettes  out',  what about the snake skin boots? Probably everything  is in order, you played by the rules, but ... Power is not  in your own hands at the border. They, the guards will  check your papers, they might check your luggage. The  guards may want to check your body and maybe even they will  want to check the inside of your body. Life is out of  your  own hands. The film Borders starts at the Schiphol Airport  Detention Centre. Its unique filmmaker Jacqueline van Vugt  was able to film inside. Here we encounter the border  between The Netherlands and Nigeria, by Clara, 16 years in  the Netherlands. She is expelled, back to her country of  origin, Nigeria. In Nigeria the journey starts a new.   Border by border the film Borders follows the route from  Nigeria to The Netherland, a route taken by many  immigrants. The subsequent Borders are the protagonists;  Nigeria-Niger-Burkina  Faso-Mali-Senegal-Mauretania-Marocco-Spain-France-Belgium-The  Netherlands. The Borders change; the people, the light, the  colours, the temperature, the use of technical instrument,  but the influence of power is always there.},
      recid = {1355490},
      pages = {1 online resource (88 minutes)},
}