The Fence (2011) genre

The Fence (2011) genreAcclaimed filmmaker Rory Kennedy examines the aim and effectiveness of the controversial Southern U. S. Border Barrier, a 700 mile fence erected along the more than 2,000 mile U. S. Mexico border. Kennedy follows her title subject through private ranches, protected wilderness, bustling border towns and scrub desert, offering a revealing and surprising look at the story behind its construction and its ultimate impact. This 35 minute documentary takes a

Homeless war veteran Dave Simms finds hope in an unlikely place while trying to save his only companion

the man on the other end finds the joke less than funny and decides to play a game of his own

and things don't get any simpler from there as Becker is forced to see a therapist to try and work out his anger issues

Her mother and father (Cindy Busby

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These gunmen are legendary

Muscles: National Geographic investigates the science of muscle by taking a journey inside the bodies of two remarkable humans with startling muscular disorders

a gag reel and more

No one would have believed that the tinkering of a plumber would turn into the foundation of the world's largest corporation

Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle made his triumphant return to comedy in the six sparkling Vitaphone shorts he headlines in this collection

Heedless of James's warnings