The 800 Mile Wall

This documentary runs for 90 minutes and provides a critical examination of border enforcement and immigration law. It highlights the consequences of constructing barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, focusing on the experiences of migrants attempting to cross. The film presents a stark perspective on the implications of U.S. border policy and its perceived violations of human rights.

As a documentary, it appeals to those interested in social issues, immigration debates, and human rights advocacy. Collectors of documentaries may find this film particularly relevant due to its intense subject matter and the ongoing discussions surrounding immigration policies in the United States.