I saw the documentary over a month ago and I could recognize a face. After the movie there was a Q&A session with the director himself, an expat from Brooklyn who came here to teach English. Some people argued that he should have acted upon discovery certain things instead of merely filming them. I did no see any coercion on screen, maybe they were referring to cut material? I feel that a documentarist, just like a reporter, is there to report on something and not to intervene. However, it is a fine line to walk.
Monger - A documentary on sexual tourism in Buenos Aires (2017) by Jeff Zorrilla
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How to track down the full version?
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How to track down the full version?
Currently it is being screened at cultural centers and independent festivals. It is not yet available to stream.
I suggest you Like their page on FB where they post about upcoming screenings. It is in both Spanish/English with subtitles in the other language (i.e. if the person speaks in English on camera the subs are in Spanish, and vice versa).
You can listed to the Q&A/debate after the screening I went to here:
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I wonder if Josefina is collecting royalties?
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Does anyone know of other sources?
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<p>Does anyone know of other sources?</p>
They are only doing these small screenings. It was on for a week on Av. Corrientes when it was launched but after that... it is not yet streamed or up for purchase.
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How special! A St. Patrick's Day showing of the sexual tourism film. Erin go bragh!
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How special! A St. Patrick's Day showing of the sexual tourism film. Erin go bragh!
So that’s what “bragh” means!
Always wondered.
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