Film shows hardships on border

“When the camera panned over remnants of a makeshift camp for migrants, a Purdue University audience grew quiet Monday night.

Torn clothing, mismatched shoes, baseball caps and several plastic bottles and jugs of water littered the barren Arizona desert. It was a compelling scene from The Other Side, a 43-minute documentary film by Texas-based filmmaker Bill Brown.”

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