Silencio en la ribera
"I'm the one who disappeared," says the last chronicle Haroldo Conti wrote in April 1976. A month later, he was kidnapped and disappeared by the last Civic-Military Dictatorship. The documentary returns to the ghostly Paulino Island in Berisso, Buenos Aires province, the setting that inspired the Chacabuco-born narrator to write this text.
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"I'm the one who disappeared," says the last chronicle Haroldo Conti wrote in April 1976. A month later, he was kidnapped and disappeared by the last Civic-Military Dictatorship. The documentary returns to the ghostly Paulino Island in Berisso, Buenos Aires province, the setting that inspired the Chacabuco-born narrator to write this text.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Igor Galuk
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Riocine
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