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In Argentina, three million people are unaware of their origins; the film's director is one of them, and her personal search has now lasted two decades. During the pandemic, a group of children abducted from their families and mothers, whose babies were taken from them, victims of human trafficking, joined together to demand in federal court that their violated rights be restored and that they finally uncover the truth.
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In Argentina, three million people are unaware of their origins; the film's director is one of them, and her personal search has now lasted two decades. During the pandemic, a group of children abducted from their families and mothers, whose babies were taken from them, victims of human trafficking, joined together to demand in federal court that their violated rights be restored and that they finally uncover the truth.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alejandra Perdomo
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:En Camino producciones, DOCA Documentalistas argentinos
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