Caían del cielo
Forensic anthropologists use laser technology to search for clandestine graves of the dictatorship in the scrubland. Valeria, the daughter of disappeared people, coordinates the search. Otilia, Mother of Plaza de Mayo, awaits news of the past.
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Forensic anthropologists use laser technology to search for clandestine graves of the dictatorship in the scrubland. Valeria, the daughter of disappeared people, coordinates the search. Otilia, Mother of Plaza de Mayo, awaits news of the past.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Rubén Plataneo
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Calanda Producciones, Inimaginaria Producciones, Cinespuma, INCAA, Cine Argentino, Instituto de Artes Audiovisuales de Misiones, Espacio Santafesino, Ministerio de Innovación y Cultura de Santa Fe
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