Pan Left Productions

producer / director / editor: JM Aragón

Official Selection of 2008 Nuestras Raices Film Festival
Official Selection and Finalist of 2008 Arizona International Film Festival

March 02, 2007. A delegation from Palestine visit the U.S./Mexico border with human rights group, Coalición de Derechos Humanos. Two border struggles come face to face as the Palestinians witness another border and find another injustice with similar intentions.

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This is the 10th and final installment in the podcast serialization of the documentary "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez". This week's segment is the conclusion of the film, titled "What Can Be Done?".

This is the 9th installment in the podcast serialization of the "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez". This week's segment is about violence against women. Next Monday the series will conclude with the final segment, titled "What Can Be Done?".

On January 25, 2008, the Pima County Republican Women's Club invited to speak at their luncheon the Sheriff of Maricopa County, Joe Arpaio. Sheriff Joe is the self-described "toughest sheriff in the nation" and is widely known for his controversial enforcement strategies that have cost Maricopa County over 41 million dollars in lawsuits for civil rights violations, as well as his hard line against undocumented migrants.

This video depicts that morning when Tucson activists came out to let Arpaio and the Women's Club know that he was not welcome in Tucson, and neither are his policies.

This is the 8th installment in the podcast serialization of the "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez". This week's segment is about free trade. Next monday the series will continue with a segment about violence against women.

This is the 7th installment in the podcast serialization of the "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez". This week's segment is about migration and the border. Next monday the series will continue with a segment about free trade.

This is the 6th installment in the podcast serialization of the "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez". This week's segment is about narcotrafficking. Next monday the series will continue with a segment about the border and migration.

This is the fifth installment of the podcast consisting of the different sections of "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez", a documentary film I finished in 2006. Every Monday for the next several weeks I will post another section of the film. (To subscribe to the podcast, click here.)

This section is about the corruption of police and other officials, at all levels of government and both sides of the border. The next section, available next week, concerns drug trafficking and the drug war.

This is the fourth installment of a new podcast consisting of the different sections of "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez", a film I finished in 2006. Every Monday for the next several weeks I will post another section of the film. (To subscribe to the podcast, click here.)

This section is about the practice of the police torturing innocents in order to find scapegoats for the murders (Note: since the completion of the film, new developments in this situation have resulted in the release of several of these tortured and imprisoned people, thanks in large part to the efforts of activists, in Mexico and internationals.) The next section, available next week, concerns corruption, on all levels and on both sides of the border.

This is the third installment of a new podcast consisting of the different sections of "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez", a film I finished in 2006. This is the first time the entire film will be viewable online. Every Monday for the next several weeks I will post another section of the film. (To subscribe to the podcast, click here.)

This section is about neglect on the part of police and other authorities in Juarez, the state of Chihuahua, and the Mexican federal government. The next section, available next week, concerns the police torturing innocents who are falsely accused of the murders.