A La Calle is a first-hand account of the extraordinary efforts of Venezuelans to reclaim their democracy from the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro.
Maduro’s policies have plunged the country into a political, economic, and humanitarian crisis. Working with a network of clandestine camera crews, the filmmakers spent three years with key figures, including opposition leader Leopoldo López, grassroots activist Nixon Leal and everyday citizens willing to share their experiences.
A La Calle captures the remarkable courage of the Venezuelan people as they unite to restore liberty, fundamental rights, and the rule of law - all while facing the more immediate struggle for survival amid severe food, water and medical shortages.
Register for free and join us for a live ScreenTalk via zoom at 8.30pm on Tue 23 Mar with filmmakers Nelson G Navarrete and Maxx Caicedo, film participant Federica Dávila, and Tamara Taraciuk Broner, Acting Deputy Director, Americas Division, Human Rights Watch.
USA 2020 Dir Nelson G. Navarrete, Maxx Caicedo 111min
This film contains scenes of violence, police brutality and injury that viewers may find disturbing.
UK Digital Premiere
Filmmaker Intro
Filmmaker Introduction: A La Calle (To The Street)
Co-Directors and producers of A La Calle (To The Street), Nelson G. Navarrete and Maxx Caicedo, introduce the film for Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2021.
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