"Structured as a series of vignettes, Robert Lemon’s exceptionally insightful documentary explores the cultural implications of taco trucks and how they can transform a community. Lidia, a truck owner and undocumented immigrant, emerges as the heart of the film, and there’s a poignant sequence of synchronized cooking that illustrates how certain customs keep estranged families linked over vast distances. Lemon’s observant lens wisely allows various scenes to breathe, enabling the audience to feel like participants rather than passive viewers, and inviting them to engage in the film’s provocative discussion."
- Matt Fagerholm, Chicago Film Critic, Assistant Editor at Roger Ebert Publishing and Founder of Indie Outlook
