The Sixth Section (2003) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Sixth Section about?
The Sixth Section is a documentary. In Boqueron, a small desert town in Mexico, men leave their homes to work in upstate New York. They face challenges as they try to support their families back home, located 3,000 miles away. To assist their hometown, they establish a union that collects weekly donations of $10 or $20 from each member. This effort aims to provide financial support to their community while they navigate life in a foreign land. The film runs for 26 minutes and was released in 2003.
When was The Sixth Section released?
The Sixth Section was released in 2003.
How long is The Sixth Section?
The Sixth Section has a runtime of 26 minutes.
What genre is The Sixth Section?
The Sixth Section is classified as Society.
What topics does The Sixth Section cover?
The Sixth Section explores topics including migration, labor.