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Deep Dive: Secos (2017)

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Secos
Secos presents the situation in Chile, the only country that has privatized its water resources, favoring large corporations. This privatization has negatively impacted both rural and urban communities. The film features dialogues between anonymous fighters from the most affected provinces and well-known Chilean actors and actresses, bringing attention to the struggle for water as a human right. The film aims to raise awareness about the importance of water as a common good. It seeks to activate discussions around the recovery of water resources for all communities and territories, emphasizing the need for collective action against the privatization of this vital resource.

Why Watch

  • •Find out how water privatization affects Chilean communities.
  • •Meet anonymous fighters advocating for water rights.
  • •See renowned Chilean actors engage in social commentary.

Did You Know

•Chile is the only country that has privatized its water resources.
•The film features dialogues with anonymous fighters from heavily affected provinces.
•Secos has a runtime of 15 minutes.

Perfect For

Water rights activistsSocial justice advocatesChilean history enthusiasts