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Fuego en el Argentino
A documentary produced by the Cultural Institute of the Province of Buenos Aires—the "Memory is Culture" program—that reconstructs the tragic fire at the Teatro Argentino in La Plata on October 18, 1977. Through the testimonies of theater workers who witnessed the event, a story is articulated that, far from providing certainty, opens up new questions. The voice of Plaza de Mayo Mother Herenia Sánchez Viamonte helps us understand the context of a period in which life and culture were devastated.
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A documentary produced by the Cultural Institute of the Province of Buenos Aires—the "Memory is Culture" program—that reconstructs the tragic fire at the Teatro Argentino in La Plata on October 18, 1977. Through the testimonies of theater workers who witnessed the event, a story is articulated that, far from providing certainty, opens up new questions. The voice of Plaza de Mayo Mother Herenia Sánchez Viamonte helps us understand the context of a period in which life and culture were devastated.
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