[Sheffield '23] Using the struggle of some journalists to get the National Council of Native American Communities to protect the freedom of the press, the documentary reveals an unknown reality about the lack of guarantees of freedom of expression in many communities in the United States. The need to establish a law that protects freedom of the press seems obvious, but it'ss not so real, even in the apparently most democratic countries, and the film develops a journey that uses some elements of suspense to wrap up a surprising story more cinematically.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2023-07-16T09:17:50Z
[Sheffield '23] Using the struggle of some journalists to get the National Council of Native American Communities to protect the freedom of the press, the documentary reveals an unknown reality about the lack of guarantees of freedom of expression in many communities in the United States. The need to establish a law that protects freedom of the press seems obvious, but it'ss not so real, even in the apparently most democratic countries, and the film develops a journey that uses some elements of suspense to wrap up a surprising story more cinematically.