Pablo Torelló

A father grieves the loss of his son.

Madrid, 1980. When Sole sees Nano come in, bloody and beaten, she already knows what to do. In an improvised infirmary, she tries to mend his son’s wounds. But Nano is getting old, and his body doesn’t heal like it used to. At his mother’s pleas, Nano offers a deal: he will retire from boxing if she, for the first time, watches one of his fights.

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Elected by an absolute majority in the 1973 Salta elections, Governor Miguel Ragone, "the people's doctor," was removed from office by the Salta union bureaucracy in 1974. In 1976, he was kidnapped, murdered, and disappeared by the Triple A and the Argentine army. This investigation reconstructs Ragone's life through the stories of his family, friends, and comrades in struggle, who remember him as a tireless defender of democracy.

This documentary chronicles a journalistic investigation that reveals, through testimonies, the complete circuit of death flights carried out during the last Argentine military dictatorship. From there, it exposes, through previously unpublished documentation, the clandestine graves in the General Lavalle cemetery, where the bodies found on the beaches of Buenos Aires province from the "flights" were buried. The bodies of Azucena Villaflor, Esther Ballestrino de Careaga, and María Ponce, founders of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo who were disappeared by the ESMA task forces, were found in these graves.