After watching it for a long time, I can’t calm down. The whole film is very depressing from beginning to end, like a boulder pressing on my chest, racial issues, immigration issues, the leniency and narrowness of human nature. human heart. It is also the green card issue. Through multiple perspectives and events, the film shows the different attitudes of people before the same problem.
The movie reminds me of another movie "Crash". This film is like a branch of "Crash", and all the problems are caused by the immigration line.
There are many scenes in the film that almost made me cry. The victims treated all injustices with a stubborn attitude. They were deported because of an essay, became the target of the approvers for the green card, and for the mother whose child died at the U.S. border. As long as you are in the U.S. and you haven't gotten a green card yet, then other people's turf is in the hands of others. In this film, the veteran actor Harrison Ford constantly saves face for the Americans in this film that directly hits the immigration and racial issues in the United States. He is in an embarrassing role, but maximizes the beauty of human nature.
I highly recommend everyone to watch "Across Borders" in 2009.
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