Film Lens
Cocalero focuses on the Bolivian farmers' union that arises in response to government efforts to eradicate coca crops, influenced by U.S. policies. The film presents the struggles of these farmers as they advocate for their livelihoods and cultural heritage. Evo Morales emerges as a key figure in this movement, representing the farmers' fight against oppression.
The documentary captures the socio-political landscape of Bolivia during this period, emphasizing the tension between farmers and the government. Through interviews and on-the-ground footage, Cocalero provides a detailed look at the impact of U.S. policies on local communities and the farmers' quest for justice.
Why Watch
- •Meet Evo Morales and learn about his role in Bolivia.
- •See the impact of U.S. policies on local farmers.
- •Find out how farmers fight for their cultural heritage.
Did You Know
•Evo Morales is a prominent figure in the farmers' movement.
•The film has a duration of 86 minutes.
•Cocalero was produced in two countries: Argentina and Bolivia.
Perfect For
Bolivian historyCoca crop debatesLabor unions