Zo Reken,meaning “shark bone,” is the nickname given by locals to the Toyota Land Cruiser popular among the humanitarian aid organizations active in Haiti. Written and directed by Montreal-based filmmaker Emanuel Licha, this documentary follows a group of Haitians who take over a Zo Reken and transform it into a place of community. Foreign aid workers are no longer allowed on board as citizens of Port-au-Prince discuss their frustrations with the government and international aid in this 86-minute ride.
