The Forgotten Occupation: Jim Crow Goes to Haiti

The Forgotten Occupation: Jim Crow Goes to Haiti is a historical documentary focusing on the struggle of the Haitian people to maintain their independence. The film examines a period occurring a century after the Haitian Revolution, during which the nation faced threats to its liberty from the United States.

Produced by Monkey Wrench Films and Pameti Films, the project was directed by Alain Martin and Adele Free Pham, with Martin also serving as a producer and the screenwriter. This production originated in Haiti and has a total runtime of 105 minutes.