By the time he made
his documentaries about the border region, he knew the town's true stories so well they tried to get him to run for mayor.
Not exact matches
Last week he sat down in the Los Angeles offices of his production company, IXTLAN, to talk with Global Viewpoint Network editor Nathan Gardels
about his recent
documentary, «South of the
Border,» and his upcoming release, «Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.»
His 2015
documentary, Cartel Land,
about American and Mexican vigilante groups fighting drug cartels along the US - Mexican
border, features stomach - churning examples of Heineman putting himself in danger to film extreme close - ups of shootouts and other menacing encounters.
From Oscar - winning producer Kathryn Bigelow comes «Cartel Land,» director Matthew Heineman's
documentary film
about the Mexican drug war and vigilantes on both sides of the US - Mexican
border.
You've probably heard all
about Cartel Land, the
documentary about the Mexican drug trade and two vigilante movements, on either side of the
border, that have risen up to combat it.
Fusion recently sat down with U.S. filmmaker Matthew Heineman to talk
about his Oscar nomination for his critically acclaimed
documentary «Cartel Land», which gives a chilling look at vigilante movements on both sides of the Mexico
border.
The filmmaker discusses his harrowing, unsettling
documentary about two rebel groups on both sides of the
border trying to bring down a Mexican drug cartel.
On paper, El Mar La Mar sounds simple: a
documentary about life in the Sonoran Desert, specifically for the
border control agents stationed near the U.S. - Mexico
border and the undocumented immigrants who've survived the daunting trek across the area's rugged terrain.