Cristian Arcega Builds His Dream Through Spare Parts
One of the inspirations to the award winning documentary Underwater Dreams and feature film Spare Parts, Cristian Arcega shares how his group of friends beat students from MIT in a nationwide robotics competition with duct tape and a dream.
This journey was made even more complicated by the fact Cristian was a science star while being undocumented. Listen to Cristian's real life story building his dreams through spare parts and how he continues to move forward towards his goals of completing his education.
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