The film explores the threats and gender violence towards Mexican female journalists. Mexico is one of the most dangerous countries in which to practice journalism, within this context, female journalists face a double challenge: in the first place, working in a country with a high level of hostility towards this profession and, secondly, the situation of their gender in a country riddled with femicides. This short doc is a byproduct of an academic research project. 

Special thanks to the brilliant work of female journalists, activists and academics in Mexico, whose combined efforts have helped this short-doc. Your work and voices have truly inspired this work. I cannot thank you enough. 

Produced by: Zárate Valderrama; - Member of Mexican National Researcher’s Registry (SNI). Research Fellow at the Autonomous Metropolitan University (UAM). Lecturer on Communication Theory, Global Media and Cultural Studies, since 2009. PhD Mass Communication & Journalism, University of Westminster, United Kingdom. Researcher at "The Global Media Monitoring Project" (GMMP 2020 Mexico City). Researcher at "The Worlds of Journalism Study" (WJS): Bolivia Project 2020-2022. 

Editor: Miguel J. Crespo; - Journalist and documentary filmmaker. He has worked with media outlets such as: The New York Times, Vice, El País, Aristegui Noticias, BRUT, PlayGround and Fusion. In 2018, he won the “Walter Reuters Award” with the documentary “They say about me: The story of Mijis”.