Audiovisual

Our Brand is Crisis

Rachel Boyton follows a crack team of Democratic political consultants, as they strategize for Gonzalos Sanchez de Lozada (Goni) in the 2002 Bolivian election campaign.

The Devils Miner

THE DEVIL'S MINER is a moving portrait of two brothers - 14-year-old Basilio and 12-year-old Bernardino - who work deep inside the silver mines of Cerro Rico, Bolivia.

Thirst

Thirst is a documentary about water privitization, focusing on India, Bolivia and the US.

Maxima’s Pipe Dream

Privatisation of Bolivia’s water supply has left Maxima without access to clean water in the city of El Alto.

Salon Chingón

A collection of short documentaries, including Chew on This, a story about coca and the Chapare.

Bolivia for Sale

30 minute introduction to the issues of water privatisation and unjust trade in Bolivia presented by Damian Lewis of US TV series "Band of Brothers". Claire McGuigan of Christian Aid will respond to reasonable and articulate requests for the video at CMcGuigan AT christian-aid DOT org

PBS films

Two clips available for viewing online: "On the road with Evo" (May 06) following Morales on the campaign trail and "Leasing the rain" (June 02) on the Cochabamba water war

World Without Water

Channel 4 documentary with moving stories on struggles of families in El Alto, Bolivia as well as Rajasthan, Dar es Salaam and Detroit for water against a politics of privatisation

Bolivia water films

Two films available from the Food and Water Watch Film Library: Fuera (2005) on the Cochabamba and El Alto water struggles and The Water is ours, dammit! (2000) on the Water War in Cochabamba

One year with Suez: Fuera

Downloadable documentary on the story of resistance against French privatised water company, Suez in El Alto. February 2006

Coca is not a drug

SIT student explains the importance of coca to Andean culture, how the war against coca by the United States has been a series of human rights abuses for Bolivia , and has been a failure in limiting Andean coca production and cocaine use in the United States.