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A blog about the process of getting the documentary film, The Wall, out there. Check thewalldocumentary.com for details.
Three generations of family coming out of a manhole. A son worried for his father crossing the treacherous desert from Mexico into the United States. The mounting danger for federal agents on the border.
The issue comes to light in "The Wall" a new documentary about the construction of a fence along the U.S.-Mexico border filmed by New York native Ricardo Martinez.
“My main motivation for doing this film was to start a dialog for the people to think what is our policy for immigration, what is the effect of this wall, what is the effect of building a giant structure like this” says Martinez, during a phone interview from New York city.
Border mayors, angry homeowners, vigilantes, migrating humanity: shake ‘em up in a bag and tumble ‘em into the editing machine that is documentary filmmaker Ricardo Martinez. What you get is The Wall, everything we wanted to tell you about fear and loathing on La Frontera but were afraid to ask, we’re sure.