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'Cartel Land' Offers Front Row Seat to US-Mexico Drug War

Matthew Heineman’s documentary Cartel Land is made of the stuff we watch in Western movies. Only, this narrative is for real. Two vigilante groups, one on the American side of the Arizona border, the other in Mexico, fight a common enemy: drug cartels. Is their war a righteous one? Matthew Heineman, who was embedded with both groups to film the documentary, offers a first-hand account. In the middle of the night, methamphetamine cooks get to work in the desert in the western Mexican...

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