Film Lens
In March 2015, journalist Carmen Aristegui is fired from her radio station in Mexico, which marks a significant moment in her career. Despite this setback, she garners support from over 18 million listeners who stand by her. The documentary follows her efforts to combat misinformation and raise awareness about issues affecting democracy in Mexico.
The film presents the dangers and resistance faced by independent media in a politically charged environment. It emphasizes the importance of investigative journalism in addressing corruption and censorship, particularly in relation to the drug cartels and political corruption in Mexico.
Why Watch
- •Follow Carmen Aristegui's fight against misinformation.
- •See the impact of censorship on journalism in Mexico.
- •Meet key figures in Mexico's independent media landscape.
Did You Know
•Carmen Aristegui was fired in March 2015 from her radio station.
•Over 18 million listeners supported Carmen after her firing.
•The documentary has a runtime of 78 minutes.
•The film was produced in Mexico and Switzerland.
Perfect For
Investigative journalismMedia freedomPolitical corruption