Michael Jerome Wolff is an associate professor of political science at Western Washington University. He has been researching questions of crime and violence in Latin America for fifteen years. “Hotlands,” his first documentary film, takes the viewer to the frontlines of a war that he has been studying up close and personal since 2018.
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Short Film: HOTLANDS, 21min., Mexico
It was in La Tierra Caliente, a mountainous subtropical zone in the state of Michoacán, where the Mexican Army launched its first major assault against the country’s drug cartels in December 2006. Nearly a decade and a half later, the failure of that mission is palpable, as drug-related violence has since grown into a full-blown… Continue reading Short Film: HOTLANDS, 21min., Mexico
Director Bio: Barbra Coco Laurr (Do you remember your mothers hands)
Short Film: Do you remember your mothers hands, 19min., Norway
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Short Film: AMERICAN DINNER, 6min., USA
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Short Film: BITTERSWEET, 13min., Australia
Short Film: IT HAPPENED IN COPLEY STREET, 6min., Australia
Director Bio: Tracey Lincoln (BLACK BEFORE BLUE)
Short Film: BLACK BEFORE BLUE, 33min., USA
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HIGHLIGHTS – JANUARY 2022 DOCUMENTARY Feature Film Festival
LOTUSLAND, 77min., Canada, DocumentaryDirected by Attila LucaLOTUSLAND documents the remarkable transformation over the past 30 years of Vancouver, British Columbia.
