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Title: Why the Wall Must not be Built
Review: Sometimes breaking the temporal line of story is justified. The first part of this film is the case. Tommy Lee Jones follows the steps of Clint Eastwood and becomes a thoughtful director for which Mexicans and Americans are people united by a border. This is not only one of the best films of 2006, but maybe the best western since "Unforgiven" (1991). It is to note that Mexicans seem to live in peace at their side of the imaginary border, maybe because of their poverty. Instead, the Americans depicted are violent and desperate, bored and obsessed with the little remains of commercialism (including sex) that reach the really deep South.
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