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'Save Milka From the Water,' the Short Film About a River that Plunges Mexico Into Violent Reality.
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The contaminated waters of the Laja River are known in Guanajuato, one of Mexico's most dangerous states, as a "grave" or clandestine repository for victims of violence, a reality exposed in the short film "Salar a Milka del Agua" (Save Milka from Water), by Mexican director Michelle Olivares. The 28-year-old filmmaker—who presented her short film at the last Cannes Film Festival and has had screenings as far away as Ukraine—tells EFE that when …
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