If it weren't for the advent of modern facilities such as highways, viewers would still be immersed in the wildness of the West.
The film focuses on illegal immigrants on the U.S.-Mexico border. The rough image stirs blood, like a blood-drinking knife, and the vocal cords are windy. The biggest success of the film is that it achieves "empathy" and does not judge from a subjective standpoint. Everything is quasi-realism and turns a deaf ear to the results.
What the director wants to convey to the audience is that there are countless such cases in reality, and they all end in an ending that no one cares about, leaving only family and relatives alone.
The end of the film is bright, and the excellent editing and small reversal better sublimate the theme to be expressed.
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