https://www.netflix.com/mx/title/81637008
Director Emiliano Ruprah de Fina
Description: This documentary recounts the life and disappearance of environmental activist Homero Gómez González, who devoted his work to protecting the forests where the monarch butterfly hibernates. Through testimonies and archival material, it explores the conflicts between environmental conservation and illegal logging, organized crime, and corruption. The documentary offers a critical perspective on the risks faced by environmental defenders in Mexico and the threats linked to economic and political interests.
Teaching ideas: Students can reflect on the role of environmental activism in Mexico through an analysis of this documentary. As an initial activity, they can create a concept map that connects the ideas of conservation, organized crime, and corruption.