A Little Bit of So Much Truth
2007 · IMDB 8.5 · 40 VOTES · DIR. Jill Friedberg
Overview
A look at how an oppressed community can organize and overcome insurmountable odds to gain control of its government-run media in order to overthrow their corrupt governor. The documentary focuses on the non-violent uprisings that began in Oaxaca, Mexico during the summer of 2006
Dialogue Timeline — 1,353 lines
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00:00:03 Returning to our program here at Radio Plantón, 92.1 FM.
00:04:12 far from improving education in the state
00:08:09 The cops are getting closer.
00:12:00 that were criticized for damaging Oaxaca's historic public spaces.
00:15:38 Popular Assembly of the Peoples of Oaxaca.
00:19:06 fueled suspicions of massive electoral fraud
00:22:34 In La Venta, approximately 500 teachers
00:25:43 a celebration that has been held hostage for decades
00:29:35 And we told them we would leave!
00:33:01 If he wants to kick us out of here, let him do it.
00:37:45 But they didn't take the people's creativity into account.
00:40:59 close to one of the newspapers.
00:44:16 There was a good possibility that today
00:47:35 You know, globalized society and all that.
00:50:52 and Calderon's legitimacy was questioned
00:54:40 We thought that walking to Mexico was also a form of struggle
00:59:15 During the march, Radio Universidad had returned to the air.
01:03:19 from the rest of the movement
01:06:28 On October 25th, all of the radio stations in Oaxaca went off the air...
01:10:32 This isn't about repression.
01:14:54 I want to express my thanks to the federal police.
01:19:16 Well then, they'll have to pull us away from the microphones.
01:23:13 the federal police responded to the human chain
01:26:29 and we invite you to participate in today's great mega-march.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,353
First line00:00:03
Final line01:26:29
Production Record
DirectorJill Friedberg
LanguageSpanish
IMDb votes40