NOT ONE WOMAN LESS

Ni Una Menos

Despite the legal recognition of feminicide, women and girls continue to be murdered and disappear across Mexico, while many families struggle to find justice and hold perpetrators accountable. In response, women are building grassroots networks of resistance and support throughout the country. Through the broader feminist movement, they organize, protest, and challenge the institutions and attitudes that enable gender-based violence.

THE FILMMAKER

Paula Rodríguez Sickert, a Chilean filmmaker born in 1963, lived in Germany from 1989 to 2014, studying Architecture at HdK and Film and TV Directing at DFFB. In Berlin, she directed award-winning documentaries like "Primeros Pasos" (1994) and "Volver a Vernos" (2002). She founded VISIONAFILM in 2010 and created independent works such as "It’s Only the Beginning" (2012) on the Arab Spring and reports for Deutsche Welle, including "De Tierra del Fuego a Tijuana" (2009). Returning to Chile in 2014, she directed the series "Muerte Anunciada" on femicide, and in 2018, released "JAAR, El Lamento de las imágenes." Her latest film is "Memoria Implacable," a documentary on historical events in La Araucanía.