| Kingdom of Shadows: Film Aims to Give Voice to Those Who Have Vanished in Mexico Jazmine Ulloa - American-Statesman | |
| go to original March 23, 2015 |
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Bernado Ruiz speaks on his film (American-Statesman)
With “Kingdom of Shadows,” Mexican filmmaker Bernardo Ruiz says he wanted to give a platform to the families of more than 23,000 people who have disappeared in an often misunderstood conflict embroiling Mexico and the United States.
The documentary, which premiered this week at the South by Southwest Film Festival, follows the lives of three people from different walks of life, navigating the difficult landscape that has come with a rise in organized crime in Mexico, largely driven by a high U.S. demand for drugs.
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