Far West, the Hidden History

SYNOPSIS

At a time when a wall is being built to isolate the United States from Mexico, a photographer retraces another border, that of before 1848 and the annexation of these Mexican territories that were Texas, California and New Mexico. There, he photographs men and women whose families have always lived there, long before the American annexation. Indians, blacks, Hispanics, mestizos: they have never crossed a border, but, as they say, "the border crossed them and made them forever foreign.