30.000 Reasons to keep searching
Director Soledad Gonnet
Countries Argentina
Duration 90 min
Synopsis
This film is a profound portrait of Nora Cortinas, Madre de Plaza de Mayo L. F. who has experienced the loss of her missing son in the hands of state terrorism. The junta introduced in Argentina in 1976 was only one piece of the International of Terror that left "thousands of the disappeared, killed, political prisoners, exiles, appropriate children. The struggle of the families and victims, has allowed us to preserve the memory and conclusively account for the magnitude of the genocide suffered in our country, a country still looking for Truth, Justice and Memory.
This film is a profound portrait of Nora Cortinas, Madre de Plaza de Mayo L. F. who has experienced the loss of her missing son in the hands of state terrorism. The junta introduced in Argentina in 1976 was only one piece of the International of Terror that left "thousands of the disappeared, killed, political prisoners, exiles, appropriate children. The struggle of the families and victims, has allowed us to preserve the memory and conclusively account for the magnitude of the genocide suffered in our country, a country still looking for Truth, Justice and Memory.