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HUELLAS. Echoes of State Terrorism in Mar del Plata 50 Years On poster

HUELLAS. Echoes of State Terrorism in Mar del Plata 50 Years On 

Can the sea wash everything away? Huellas reconstructs the circuit of state terrorism in Mar del Plata, 50 years after the civic-military coup. Through the testimonies of survivors, family members and specialists, the documentary probes the indelible marks left by repression and the resilience of a community that demands memory. Because history never ends, it is written.
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Can the sea wash everything away? Huellas reconstructs the circuit of state terrorism in Mar del Plata, 50 years after the civic-military coup. Through the testimonies of survivors, family members and specialists, the documentary probes the indelible marks left by repression and the resilience of a community that demands memory. Because history never ends, it is written.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Lucho Gargiulo
Written By:Julia Drangosch, Joaquín Lledó, Sebastián Alí
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Qué digital, Cooperativa de Trabajo La Redacción

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