GUTEN TAG RAMON

This film was very interesting because it is a reality we live every day in different borders with the United States, and I can say I felt identified because it is something you hear very often in Tijuana. But what caught my attention was when Ramon decides to go to Germany because they say that "there was no migra", but it is obvious that there is one.It is very curious how everything is accommodating to what Ramon needs, because in the beginning of his stay in Germany is very difficult as going to survive because you can not find the person who was going to help. After a while, as good Mexican (I think) does what its wit tells to get ahead, which is very noticeable in the scene where the German homeless is furious because Ramon makes more money than him.
A highlight of the film is how we all have a concept of very general illegal migration, which we believe is tossing a coin toss because there are too many obstacles and the citizens of that country will not receive us in good shape, but this is where all Ramon knows we're surprised when an elderly which only helps because he sees all the suffering Ramón projects, no matter who can not communicate verbally, but here is when you realize the importance of body language plays.

The added value of the tape is just the summary of the above: speaking of borders without necessarily being persued by border patrols; Think of borders without the idea of an instant picture of people running for their lives or trying to survive to the extreme weathers. We need to stop that taboo, and instead of trying to kill people for being ilegal inmigrants, create some new oportunities for those who have the dream to become something.