The Road is a Red Thread

DAY 2

The Road is a Red Thread
Directed by Melissa Elizondo Moreno
MEXICO

"When I go out the door I feel like I may never come back, every morning I say goodbye to go through that endless open wound where women are killed day after day: the State of Mexico. Throughout my life I have traveled in a perpetual state of alert in the areas where thousands of women have "disappeared" and like millions of women in Mexico, I daily live the fear of being raped, beaten to death, stabbed or dismembered and ending up in a garbage bag while I try to get home. We are violated at work, at school, on the street and even in our own home. We have grown up hearing heinous stories of femicides that are repeated everyday. For us, "living" has become surviving."
- Melissa Elizondo Moreno, director


Trigger Warning

Some of these films may contain scenes, allusions to, or themes of sexual violence, domestic abuse, or other forms of violence against womxn, which some viewers may find triggering.

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