La Meta

Documentary filmmaker Christian Poveda returns to El Salvador, the country of his birth and the setting for his award-winning film 'La Vida Loca.' This film chronicles Poveda's final year as he embarks on a new project exploring the country's gang culture and the impact of peace initiatives. However, his investigation into the complex social issues and dangerous realities of El Salvador takes a perilous turn.

La Meta is recognized as a posthumous work, a testament to Christian Poveda's dedication to documenting the harsh realities of El Salvador. While not widely released due to Poveda's tragic death, it has been noted for its raw, unvarnished portrayal of gang life and the socio-political climate of the nation.

• A courageous and poignant final work from Christian Poveda.

• Offers a stark and unflinching look at gang violence and its societal impact.

• Highlights the dangers faced by journalists and documentarians in conflict zones.

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Tragically, Christian Poveda was murdered in El Salvador in September 2009, months after completing the filming for 'La Meta.' His death brought international attention to the dangers faced by journalists in the country.