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OCTOBER 23rd
A new generation's perspective on the wounds and social changes left by the last military dictatorship in Argentina. It is an exercise in the pedagogy of memory and forward awareness. A choral story builds the social context and the facts from the perspective of school friends and family.
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A new generation's perspective on the wounds and social changes left by the last military dictatorship in Argentina. It is an exercise in the pedagogy of memory and forward awareness. A choral story builds the social context and the facts from the perspective of school friends and family.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Martín Vergara
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