Radio Silence

The documentary chronicles Carmen Aristegui's struggle after her dismissal from a prominent radio station in Mexico City. With the backing of over 18 million listeners, she continues her fight against misinformation and political corruption. The film highlights the risks associated with investigative journalism, particularly in the context of Mexico's drug cartels and the broader implications for democracy.

At 78 minutes, Radio Silence offers a poignant look at the intersection of journalism and politics in Mexico. Through Aristegui's journey, viewers gain insight into the dangerous environment for journalists who dare to confront powerful interests. The film serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of truth and transparency in democratic societies.