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Una historia de Madres
Documentary about the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, 40 years after their founding. Notes on the different stages of their struggle, and a tribute to the Mothers who are no longer with us and to those who, regardless of the government in power, never lowered their flags.
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Documentary about the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, 40 years after their founding. Notes on the different stages of their struggle, and a tribute to the Mothers who are no longer with us and to those who, regardless of the government in power, never lowered their flags.
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:DOCA Documentalistas argentinos
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