"Asked by ABC in 1960 to do a story on Latin America, Drew Associates returned with Yanki No!, which drew raves from critics marveling at how the newfangled portable cameras – wielded by Albert Maysles on Fidel Castro and Richard Leacock on slums in Caracas – could capture a story. "The report hit like a fist and left some haunting images in the viewer's mind," wrote Time Magazine. ABC's news chief quit over the film, which had been commissioned without his knowledge. - Jill Drew, daughter-in-law of Robert Drew and General Manager of Drew Associates"
| Release Date: | Dec 8, 1960 |
| Running Time: | 53 minutes |
| Country: | United States |
| Language: | English |
Tracing anti-U.S. sentiment as it builds in Latin America, the film juxtaposes the candid humanity of life in a Caracas slum with the actions of diplomats and political figures, including Cuba's Fidel Castro addressing a rally of one million people.
