Hey y'all, been a while! You may remember the documentary I posted about here sometime back on the 2019 coup in Bolivia. Since then we've been hard at work filming interviews with people like Jeremy Corbyn, Abby Martin, CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou, and others. This is in addition to testimony we've recorded with dozens of indigenous and working-class activists in Bolivia who survived the coup. We've been posting clips from these discussions on our Twitter (linked above) with more to come! We're also trying to reel in a few more big names to take part in the film and exploring connections with officials in the current Bolivian government.

A few people here chipped in to our last campaign, for which we offer our heartfelt thanks (interviews are costing us a couple hundred dollars or more per shoot; we're also looking into music licensing, film festival entry costs, and a few other things). We've got an Indiegogo campaign at http://igg.me/at/justiciamovie currently on its last day although we'll probably try Kickstarter soon to see if we have more luck with that. All this is to say, we know it's a shitty time economically for people now (so no pressure, especially for those who already donated). For those who are able to pitch in any amount, we're currently sending out our full 45-minute interview with Jeremy Corbyn. A like and share on social media also helps us out! (We're on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram)

MIT elections researcher Jack Williams, Code Pink founder Medea Benjamin, journalist Greg Wilpert and EU Parliamentarian Mick Wallace are among some of the other people we've shot interviews with breaking down everything that happened. We'll continue to keep everyone here posted on our progress; it's our hope that we can fully expose what happened in Bolivia and promote opposition to these imperialist atrocities. Solidaridad