Human Rights Watch Film Festival: 'Radio Silence'

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Jun 9, 2020

Director Juliana Fanjul discusses her documentary “Radio Silence,” which tells the story of Mexican journalist and news anchor Carmen Aristegui, who was fired from her radio station and set out to create her own news platform in the face of threats of violence. The film will be available to stream from June 11th-June 20th as part of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival.

 

Event:

Director Juliana Fanjul will be part of a virtual Q&A on June 13th at 4pm. 

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