PRESS
"DOC NYC: 11 Top Must-See Documentaries"
UNVISION
“I’m so moved. What a wonderful and brave job. A La Calle is a strong documentary that people need to watch." - Jorge Ramos, Al Punto
NPR
“A La Calle is an amazing film... Navarrete and Caicedo have done what all great documentaries need to do; they take a situation that seems too big to even begin to think about and explain it in a way that not only makes sense, but makes each viewer see a little bit of themselves in it. The emotional connections they make to the leaders and on-the-street members of this movement make us not only empathize but also want and need to get involved." - Jeremy Goeckner, NPR Illinois, Front Row Network
AIR MAIL
"Maduro's shady politics can't evade the sharp focus of a camera in the street." - Julia Vitale
WLRN 91.3 FM | NPR
“Compelling.” - Tim Padgett
WBAI RADIO
"There’s an extraordinary amount of misinformation in the stories being discussed about the political situation in Venezuela. This film lays out the true facts." - Leonard Lopate
“Provocative and Intriguing.” - AP Joshua Goodman
AWARDS RADAR
"Captivating...the film puts a human face to the crisis." - Film Critic Shane Slater
THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER
"Emotional and timely.” - Rachel Levy, The Boca Raton Observer
ROTTEN TOMATOES | SHUFFLE ON-LINE
"A La Calle is a Must-See. This is an outstanding documentary and I hope it gets seen by as many people as possible.” - Critic Ricardo Gallegos
"...both timely and timeless. A La Calle expertly traverses the hard-fought battles for freedom...“ - Alan French
INSPICIO MAGAZINE | interview with Editor in Chief Raymon Elman
IT'S JUST MOVIES.COM
"A La Calle is the story of a brewing insurgency as a once-trusted leader transitions into a ruthless, totalitarian dictator. It is instructive and a forewarning as a resource-rich country needlessly becomes a failed state. Watch and learn.” - Bev Questad
“A La Calle stands as both a testimony to the determination of many ordinary Venezuelans to change the tack of their country, while also attempting to spur the conscience of other nations to stand in solidarity with those who want change.” - Amber Wilkenson