Mexicoisoneoftheworld’smostdangerouscountriesforjournalists.Butcourageousreporterscontinuetodotheirworkregardless;withoutthepresstherewouldbenoonerevealingtheextenttowhichcrimeandpoliticsareintermingled.Thejudicialsystemhidesbehindclaimsofinsufficientevidencetoprosecutecrimes,whilejournalistsaretheoneswhoprovidesuchevidence. InStateofSilencefourjournalistsdiscusstheirwork.Oneoftheminvestigatesillegalloggingandenvironmentalpollution,whileanotherwritesaboutpoliceviolenceagainstmigrantsattemptingtocrosstheborder.Therisksaregreat,andthreatsarecommonplace.Almost200reportershavedisappearedorbeenmurderedsince2000. AlawwaspassedunderPresidentLópezObradorenablingjournalistsandhumanrightsactiviststoseekrefugeintheUS—butdoesn’tleavingeverythingthatyoulovebehindyou,meanthecriminalshavewon?SomeofthejournalistsreturntoMexicobecausetheirworkistooimportant.“Whenajournalistismurdered,”saysoneofthem,“society’srighttobeinformeddies,too.”
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LuminousPeople–Dir.ApichatpongWeerasethakul(Thailand)
AgroupofpeopleissailingintheMekongRiver,intheborderlinebetweenThailandandLaos.Runningagainstthewind,theyanticipatethefarewell.Atsomepointintheriver,thematriarchofthefamilythrowstheashesalongthestream.Thewhitedustmixeswiththemuddedwater.Theboatturnsbackbythebridge...
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