The New York Times by Dave Kehr
A spare, painterly and scrupulously unsentimental look at the plight of illegal Mexican immigrants massed at the United States border.
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France, Belgium, Australia · 2003
1h 40m
Director Chantal Akerman
Starring
Genre Documentary
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This moving documentary feature from Chantal Akerman focuses on the plight of Mexican migrants attempting to cross the border into the United States. In the process, most of them were deported against their will by American authorities to a mountainous desert region in Arizona.
The New York Times by Dave Kehr
A spare, painterly and scrupulously unsentimental look at the plight of illegal Mexican immigrants massed at the United States border.
While it's clear where the filmmaker's sympathies lie, the view presented is relatively balanced.
Christian Science Monitor by David Sterritt
Akerman is among the most imaginative filmmakers in her native Belgium or anywhere else, but here she doesn't get very far beneath the surface of her subject.
Village Voice by Jessica Winter
Akerman's characteristically patient, pensive approach elegantly accommodates her reportorial responsibilities.
Though it clearly explicates the problem, the film is by no means a straightforward documentary.
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