Batay La (2019)
Today no society is immune from the effects of capitalism. In Haiti “Batay La,” or the struggle, has been ongoing since the slave revolution that founded the Caribbean nation. Batay La examines the current anti-imperialist movement in Haiti, led for decades by grassroots workers’ rights organization Batay Ouvriye. The movement is committed to worker-led solutions as they confront the Haitian government, Haitian factory owners, international brands whose products are fabricated there, and the foreign nations who support this system of exploitation in the name of profit. Batay La was made in co-creation with leaders of Batay Ouvriye.
Director: Malia Bruker
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Yannick Etienne as Narrator |
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Batay Ouvriye as Themselves |
| Directing | Malia Bruker | Director |
| Camera | Malia Bruker | Director of Photography |
| Production | Sarah Cruz | Producer |
| Production | Malia Bruker | Producer |
| Editing | Christian Filippone | Editor |
| Production | Didier Dominique | Associate Producer |
| Production | Yannick Etienne | Associate Producer |
| Writing | Yannick Etienne | Writer |
| Writing | Kiki Wainwright | Writer |
| Writing | Malia Bruker | Writer |
| Sound | Gavin Salkeld | Sound Mixer |
| Sound | Sarah Cruz | Production Sound Mixer |
