At the Gates of Hell, Ep. 02 - Women Without a Name - Mexico

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Between Jan 2012 and June 2016, 9,581 women were violently murdered in Mexico, but just 1,887 were categorized as femicides. Mexican authorities are unwilling to face the rising tide of violence against woman, and domestic violence, trafficking, and prostitution remain hidden from public view and public discourse. We meet with the victims' families, survivors, and perpetrators and analyze, together with anthropologists, why there is so much machismo and misogyny in Mexican culture.

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A series of interviewes in which journalists Sonia López and Noemí Redondo visit different places in Latin America where survival is not equally assured for all human beings. At the Gates of Hell explores some of the deadliest parts of the world where escaping abuse, exploitation, extortion, and even death is a daily battle. This series takes us deep into hidden worlds in Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Brazil.

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Vivas, Esther (film producer)
Jouve, Laura (film producer)
López, Sonia (interviewer)
López, Sonia (film director)
López, Sonia (screenwriter)

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Cinematographer, Raúl Cadenas, Carlos Medori; editing, Josechu Laguna, Alfonso Rogueiro.

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