Peck’s Probe: Uncovering the Truth Behind the Assassination of Haiti’s President in 2021
Filmmaker Raoul Peck is working on a documentary about the 2021 assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise. The film will explore the murder, Haiti’s politics, and its ties to the United States. It will feature exclusive footage and interviews related to the case.
The documentary, named “The Hands That Held the Knives,” is being produced in various locations worldwide, including Haiti, the U.S., Canada, France, and North Africa. Peck aims to shed light on the real stories behind Haiti’s tragic situation, moving beyond stereotypes and clichés.
Peck, a former minister of culture in Haiti, has a track record of producing politically and historically significant documentaries. He has partnered with well-known production companies for this project, including Jigsaw Productions and Imagine Documentaries.
Renowned documentarian Alex Gibney is excited to work with Peck on this film, highlighting the importance of Peck’s unique perspective and intimate knowledge of Haiti’s politics. The producers are confident that Peck’s expertise will do justice to this complex and globally relevant story.
The documentary has already generated interest, with several production companies joining forces to bring this project to fruition. Sales rights will be represented by AC Independent, Double Agent, and Range Media Partners. Peck’s talent and experience make him the ideal filmmaker to tell this transformative story.
Peck’s strive to bring an authentic narrative of Haiti’s political landscape, which has significant global implications. The collaboration of talented producers and the filmmaker’s personal connection to Haiti promises a revealing and insightful documentary that goes beyond the surface, aiming to uncover the truth about the country’s political challenges.
