Presented by Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage and Phoenix
Dir: Juan C Dávila, Puerto Rico, Spanish with English subtitles, 121 minutes, 2021
Amidst economic crisis and facing the perils of climate change, Puerto Ricans take to the streets to demand accountability from the
government.
This documentary takes a unique point of view from the inside of Puerto Rican social movements, capturing major historical events as they unfold on the front lines.
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