Before We Are Forgotten

The documentary delves into the harsh realities faced by the Mexican population since the government declared war on drug trafficking in 2006. It highlights the staggering number of over 120,000 violent deaths, along with the stories of those who have been kidnapped or forced into exile. This exploration of contemporary issues in Mexico is both timely and relevant, offering viewers a deep understanding of the human cost of crime and violence.

Produced by Anima Films and HBO Latin America, Before We Are Forgotten presents a sobering look at a crisis that continues to affect millions. At 90 minutes long, the film provides a concise yet impactful examination of the ongoing struggles within the country. For collectors of documentary films, this title adds a critical perspective to the discourse on violence and human rights in Latin America.