Radio Haïti-Inter: Straight to the Point (1980)

In 1980s Haiti, the government harshly suppresses free speech, targeting artists, writers, journalists, and those who oppose the regime. The film recreates a broadcast from Haiti Inter, a radio station that bravely continues to operate despite this repression. The story follows the determined journalists at the station, driven by a commitment to truth and freedom of expression. Against a backdrop of political unrest, the film examines perseverance against tyranny and the impact of communication in inspiring change. This moving look at a key moment in Haitian history highlights the power of broadcasting to challenge authority.