Director: Miles Hargrove
107 mins/ 2020 / USA

Screening as part of our Art of Action BFI-funded season.

In 1994, Miles Hargrove’s father was kidnapped outside their home in Cali, Colombia, by the FARC. In an instant, the Hargrove family found themselves in the midst of a Colombian epidemic — the kidnap and ransom trade. Their only hope was to give in to the guerrillas’ demands, but they had no idea how to embark on the journey ahead. To cope with the long and difficult negotiations, Miles kept a Video8 diary of the events that unfolded. Twenty-five years later, he revisited the footage to turn his diary into a documentary chronicling his family’s incredible story.

About Doc Club

At Doc Club screenings, join for a taste of the very best documentaries from around the world - plus have a drink and chat with other doc fans after the film if you want  to stay (no pressure and all very informal!).

Doc Club aims to present and hidden gems that you would not otherwise get to see in the UK as they haven't been picked up by the mainstream - and the Electric Palace is proud to be able to share these rare finds with you!

Screening as part of Art of Action, a UK-wide film season supported by National Lottery and BFI Film Audience Network.

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