This film tells a poignant and heart-wrenching story about a woman named Alicia. She came from a bourgeois background and may not aware of the political situation that is going on in her country where the government would kidnap their opponent. Alicia's life only revolves around her adopted daughter and her job as a history teacher. She has a husband who seems far away and only focusing on his carrier and has a vast connection to the government. He was the one who brought Gaby, their adopted daughter and always avoided the subject since. After some time, she might realize that her husband is one of the repressive parts. People like Alicia's husband are just such jerks. I sobbed so hard at the ending and was relieve the moment she left the house.

I was clueless as Alicia when the film began and wasn't aware of Argentine's situation back in the 80s, so I had to search for some readings. Watching this was kind of exhausting due to the duration and the slow pace, but also heartbreaking knowing most of the victims didn't get any closure or justice. It felt like watching Roma and Incendies at the same time. After watching this, I feel so terribly heartbroken seeing the film’s cover and knowing its context.

This film tells a poignant and heart-wrenching story about a woman named Alicia. She came from a bourgeois background and may not aware of the political situation that is going on in her country where the government would kidnap their opponent. Alicia's life only revolves around her adopted daughter and her job as a history teacher. She has a husband who seems far away and only focusing on his carrier and has a vast connection to the government. He was the one who brought Gaby, their adopted daughter and always avoided the subject since. After some time, she might realize that her husband is one of the repressive parts. People like Alicia's husband are just such jerks. I sobbed so hard at the ending and was relieve the moment she left the house.

I was clueless as Alicia when the film began and wasn't aware of Argentine's situation back in the 80s, so I had to search for some readings. Watching this was kind of exhausting due to the duration and the slow pace, but also heartbreaking knowing most of the victims didn't get any closure or justice. It felt like watching Roma and Incendies at the same time. After watching this, I feel so terribly heartbroken seeing the film’s cover and knowing its context.

A pesar de que no soy de Argentina esta historia me tocó profundamente porque creo que el tema de los desaparecidos se aplica y se entiende desde casi todos los contextos latinoamericanos. Me pareció una muy interesante perspectiva para contar la historia, no desde el punto de vista de las familias de las víctimas sino desde como toda la situación que ha sido aparentemente ajena a los más privilegiados, inunda todas las dimensiones de las sociedad, nadie puede escapar de algunas circunstancias sociales.

Nunca más, ni en Argentina ni en ningún país de latinoamérica

A pesar de que no soy de Argentina esta historia me tocó profundamente porque creo que el tema de los desaparecidos se aplica y se entiende desde casi todos los contextos latinoamericanos. Me pareció una muy interesante perspectiva para contar la historia, no desde el punto de vista de las familias de las víctimas sino desde como toda la situación que ha sido aparentemente ajena a los más privilegiados, inunda todas las dimensiones de las sociedad, nadie puede escapar de algunas circunstancias sociales.

Nunca más, ni en Argentina ni en ningún país de latinoamérica

Un pueblo sin memoria es un pueblo sin futuro.

Un pueblo sin memoria es un pueblo sin futuro.

Cómo es que esta película solo está disponible en estados unidos y no en las plataformas en MI PAÍS váyanse a la concha de su madre

Cómo es que esta película solo está disponible en estados unidos y no en las plataformas en MI PAÍS váyanse a la concha de su madre