Walking the Line

The Minutemen come back to haunt the US revolution

Jeremy Levine & Landon van Soest / USA / 2004 / 57 min

The film offers a harrowing view of the chaos, absurdity, and senseless deaths of immigrants along the U.S.-Mexico border through private citizens who are taking the law into their own hands.

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Awards & Festivals

· Official selection of over 25 film festivals, including the Austin Film Festival, Leeds International Film Festival, and Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival.

· Winner, top prize in the “Human Rights/Human Dignity” category at the Ohne Kohle International Film Festival in Austria/Germany

· Winner, Jury and Audience award, “Best Student Documentary,” New England Film and Video Festival

· 2005 Angelus Awards finalist

· 2005 Student Academy Award regional finalist

· Official selection of over 25 film festivals, including the Austin Film Festival, Leeds International Film Festival, and Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival.

· Winner, top prize in the “Human Rights/Human Dignity” category at the Ohne Kohle International Film Festival in Austria/Germany

· Winner, Jury and Audience award, “Best Student Documentary,” New England Film and Video
Festival

· 2005 Angelus Awards finalist

· 2005 Student Academy Award regional finalist

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