Cocalero

This documentary explores the formation of a union by Bolivian farmers responding to government actions influenced by the U.S. aimed at eradicating coca crops. It provides a detailed look at the socio-political landscape of Bolivia during this tumultuous time.

Evo Morales, a central figure in the documentary, emerges as the voice of the farmers, representing their interests and challenges. The film runs for 86 minutes and offers insights into labor rights, agricultural issues, and the complexities of coca cultivation in Bolivia.

For collectors, Cocalero is available on DVD, making it a tangible piece of documentary filmmaking that addresses critical social issues. This release is a reflection of the ongoing dialogue surrounding coca, agriculture, and labor rights in South America.