Alejandro Cohen Arazi

Maximiliano is a psychiatrist who suffers from strange visions of his past. He grew up in an orphanage and then left for the big city. When his adoptive father dies, he goes back to his hometown where he will be reunited with his brothers and discover a dark family secret.

Documentary that reconstructs the history of CONADEP (1984) and the preparation of the Nunca más report through the testimonies of its former workers. They recount the creation of the Commission, its internal organization, and the procedures for recording statements about kidnappings, torture, and disappearances, facing the inherent conflicts of seeking truth and justice while the dictatorship's repressive apparatus remained intact. Through archival footage, it also addresses the political context of the early days of democracy.

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Maximiliano is a psychiatrist who suffers from strange visions of his past. He grew up in an orphanage and then left for the big city. When his adoptive father dies, he goes back to his hometown where he will be reunited with his brothers and discover a dark family secret.

Maximiliano is a psychiatrist who suffers from strange visions of his past. He grew up in an orphanage and then left for the big city. When his adoptive father dies, he goes back to his hometown where he will be reunited with his brothers and discover a dark family secret.

Documentary that reconstructs the history of CONADEP (1984) and the preparation of the Nunca más report through the testimonies of its former workers. They recount the creation of the Commission, its internal organization, and the procedures for recording statements about kidnappings, torture, and disappearances, facing the inherent conflicts of seeking truth and justice while the dictatorship's repressive apparatus remained intact. Through archival footage, it also addresses the political context of the early days of democracy.

No synopsis available yet.