On Story: 511 Tommy Lee Jones: Bringing The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada to Life
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2015
- Tommy Lee Jones, writer, director, and protagonist of The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, reflects on the making of the film, accompanied by some of his cast and crew. Followed by Roy Rutngamlug’s short film, Formosa, TX, about a first generation Asian-American’s fleeting encounter with an out-of-towner who stumbles upon his family’s diner.
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When I watched the movie of Melquiades Estrada I was reminded of many instances during my childhood in Arizona near the Mexico border. Our father was an itinerant water well driller that usually worked in rural desert areas near the Mexico border and at times in the state of Sonora. In the late 1940's and 50's we would cross the border into Mexico with a wave of a hand by the crossing guard. It was indeed a common culture in the area that was very little affected by the actual border. We didn't speak fluent Spanish then like Tommy Lee Jones but could understand get by. It is one of my favorite movies and I have watched it several times. It truly captures the essence of life in small towns in both countries.
What year was this interview? The picture quality looks too new for 05.
Sería bueno que tradujeran al español este video
tommy speaks good Spanish
Chingona esa pelicula
Why lol
😁
Texas is the greatest country - you know what I mean if you've lived there.
Mexicans are then original cowboys ,we have the tradition since we join the Spanish conquers to the north territories when the Americans stolen our lands they have to learn of this traditions..on the begining coahuila and texas was the same province before they take our lands
100% true
if you know history of the original cowboys, then you should know history of the Spanish American war America WON - and owned ALL OF present mexico and then after months America GAVE IT BACK!! - by the way you stole it from the Indians and Im 18% Chippewa from North America and CAnada - so stop being a hateful racist or F-you, get the hell out of Indian country!
The first cowboys in America were in Florida
It sounds like you are defending the spanish 'conquerors' more than the american 'thieves' that integrated with all the previous cultures, native or european.
remember, 'the south' and even cinco de mayo, were all french before american. the early united states/colonies just bought most territories, same with alaska from russians and many other nations.
war was brought here to north america from many nations -- america brought us all together.
btw, one of my favorite movies too. texas ranchers do the long hauls, us californio 'buckaroos' maintain the beauty. ;)