Sent to Lie

Sent to Lie investigates the surveillance methods used against the Qom indigenous community under the pretext of preventing COVID-19. It is part of a trio of films that reflect on the relationship between imagery and discourse. This film aims to shed light on how these methods affect marginalized groups.

As a documentary, Sent to Lie engages with contemporary issues surrounding racism and surveillance. It invites viewers to consider the implications of monitoring practices on vulnerable populations. This film is relevant for those interested in social justice and media representation.

The documentary fits into the genre's tradition of challenging viewers to think critically about the narratives presented through media. Collectors may appreciate its unique perspective on current social issues, making it a noteworthy piece in the documentary genre.