Radio Silence 2021
In *Radio Silence (2021)*, filmmaker Juliana Fanjul plunges into the high-stakes world of Mexican journalism, spotlighting the extraordinary battle of journalist Carmen Aristegui after her controversial firing in 2015.
Director: Juliana Fanjul
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Radio Silence (2021) about?
*Radio Silence (2021)* follows journalist Carmen Aristegui after she's fired in 2015 for her relentless reporting. With over 18 million listeners rallying behind her, she launches a crusade against misinformation and corruption, even as the stakes grow dangerously high.
Who directed Radio Silence?
Juliana Fanjul directed *Radio Silence (2021)*, delivering a gripping documentary that blends investigative rigor with cinematic storytelling.
Who stars in Radio Silence?
The documentary features Carmen Aristegui, Rafael Cabrera, Juan Omar Fierro, and Gustavo Sánchez Benítez, with Aristegui at the heart of the real-life drama.
Is Radio Silence (2021) worth watching?
*Radio Silence (2021)* is a compelling watch for documentary enthusiasts, offering a raw, urgent look at journalism's role in democracy. Though unrated, its themes of resistance and truth resonate powerfully, making it a must-see for fans of thought-provoking films.
How long is Radio Silence?
The runtime of *Radio Silence (2021)* is 78 minutes.
About Radio Silence (2021) — A Journalist's Fight Against Misinformation
In *Radio Silence (2021)*, filmmaker Juliana Fanjul plunges into the high-stakes world of Mexican journalism, spotlighting the extraordinary battle of journalist Carmen Aristegui after her controversial firing in 2015. With an unshakable commitment to truth, Aristegui—backed by millions of loyal listeners—refuses to be silenced. The documentary traces her relentless pursuit of transparency, exposing a landscape rife with misinformation and corruption. Fanjul crafts a gripping, cinematic narrative that blends urgency with defiance, capturing the precarious balance between journalism and survival.
This 78-minute documentary is more than a chronicle of events—it's a testament to the power of independent voices in defending democracy. The film's tense atmosphere, fueled by real-world stakes, draws viewers into Aristegui's fight for accountability. Through intimate interviews and archival footage, *Radio Silence (2021)* becomes a vital reflection on the role of media in society.