Where to watch zo reken (2021)

Story

A decade after Haiti's devastating earthquake, this documentary travels through Port-au-Prince to examine the country's ongoing struggles. Despite receiving substantial international aid, Haiti continues to face severe poverty and unemployment. Through conversations with residents navigating a city marked by barriers and hardship, the film explores how the disaster's impact persists and questions why recovery has stalled despite global financial support.

Why watch

• Documentary format offering direct perspectives from Haitian citizens on their lived reality
• Directed by Emanuel Licha with cinematography that captures urban landscapes and human stories
• Investigates the gap between aid pledges and actual recovery on the ground

Good for: Viewers interested in documentaries about global crises and social issues; check the certificate before watching with family.