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URL:https://researchweek.unc.edu/events/berta-soy-yo-2022/
SUMMARY:Berta soy yo (I am Berta)
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, Oct. 14 @ 7 p.m. at Mandela Auditorium\, UNC-Chapel Hi
 ll.\nWith the presence of Katia Lara. Reception to follow.\n\nClick Here f
 or More Information on this Event\n\nKatia Lara (Tegucigalpa\, Honduras 19
 67) is a Director and Producer\, and founder of Terco Producciones. Her wo
 rk focuses on human rights (gender and political participation)\, and envi
 ronmental justice affairs in Honduras and Central America. After studying 
 visual arts in Honduras and Mexico\, she began working in radio. She becam
 e news editor for news networks Notimex\, Imevisión and CNN En Español\,
  and fixer for war correspondents Epigmenio Ibarra and Ronnie Lovler. Afte
 r the signing of the Peace Agreements in 1992\, she moved to San Salvador 
 where she worked in advertising. Then in 1998\, she studied film directing
  at the Eliseo Subiela School of Cinematography\, in Argentina. In 2003\, 
 she returned to Honduras where she co-founded Terco Producciones. Katia La
 ra is member of the Network of Latin America and Caribbean Documentarians 
 21st Century and member of the Advisory Council of CINERGIA – Fund for t
 he Promotion of Cinema in Central America and Cuba. Her films include: De 
 larga distancia (2000)\; Corazón abierto (2005)\; Quién dijo miedo\, Hon
 duras de un golpe… (2010)\; Berta Vive (2016)\; and Berta Soy Yo (2022).
 \n\nWith Berta Vive\, Lara won the best documentary at the Guadalajara Fil
 m Festival (2017).\n\n\n\nBerta soy yo (I am Berta)\nDir. by Katia Lara. H
 onduras. 2022. 70 min. In Spanish with English subtitles.\n\nIn Honduras\,
  one of the most violent countries in the world\, the assassination of the
  social justice leader Berta Cáceres\, remains in impunity. Guided by a m
 ap that Berta drew in Katia´s notebook one day before she was killed\, th
 e director Katia Lara and her team continue along the contours of the memo
 ries of Berta’s family as well as the line of criminal investigation to 
 show us who Berta was and what corrupt interests she fought against until 
 her death.
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LOCATION:Mandela Auditorium\, 301 Pittsboro St\, Chapel Hill\, North Caroli
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