COCA ZERO (trailer)

The documentary COCA ZERO is about coca leaves. COCA ZERO describes how a natural product that has been used for thousands of years by the Bolivian people as a nutritious dietary supplement has turned into a criminal commodity. The consequences of the coca leaves having been misused for cocaine have been very serious for the average Bolivian. They are affected by both the international struggle against drugs and the fight that their own country conducts against poor peasants who grow coca leaves to survive. COCA ZERO presents views that seem to have been overlooked as regards the history of coca leaves, arguing that the view on coca leaves has changed in correlation with the increase of drug abuse in the West. COCA ZERO is yet another document about the West's incredible tendency to attack blindly when something gets out of hand in our own countries.

COCA ZERO
Denmark / Bolivia 2005
43min, DVDcam / DVD
Aspect: 4:3
Spanish, English
(English subtitles).
Director / Script: Martha Gutierrez Flores
Camera: Guillermo Aguirre
Editor: Jesper Bloksgaard
Music: Willka Mayu
Phone: +45 60481144
http://coca-zero.org/


Winner of the 'Best Documentary Award' and named the 'Best Journalist Research' at the Latin-American Video Festival of Rosario, Argentina 2006.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Documentary
• Coca
• Bolivia
• Politics
• Evo
• Morales
• America
• War
• Drugs
• cocaine

[Romeo555]

jallalla tawantinsuyu!!!

[drasticaprojects]

JALLALLA!!

[HelmetVanga]

La solucion para los cleferos es recogerlos y ponerlos en orfanatorios y escuelas y despues ponerlos en el cuartel y volverlos militares para que cuiden la soberania del pais eternamente bajo sueldo y forma de vida. El capital humano se desperdicia cuando estan viviendo como cleferos.

[HelmetVanga]

@1PHILLWHITE this should be placed under narco dollars and power.

[1PHILLWHITE]

I dont know which playlist to place this in.... New World order or Substances

[unifikation]

Excellent video, it shows how natural products are used to kill people already vilified and endangered whether it's in Bolivia or the urban American streets.

[datatransfers667]

nice