In his effort to further understand the relationships between developed and developing countries, the viewer is pulled deep into the Arizona desert where so many have already perished.
Along the U.S./Mexican border, since 1994, the number of deaths in the Southern Arizona desert has continued to increase until the Summer of 2005 when it reached a record high. Many of these deaths occurred from dehydration. Insight into America’s undocumented population shows that trade policies and economic sanctions have effectively forced people off of their own land.
This phenomena is one of the world’s best vehicles for learning the effects of globalization. It is Brett’s tenet that as a global community, it is our responsibility to understand the relationships.