Edgardo Cabeza

In June 1997, a team of Argentine and Cuban scientists, including forensic anthropologists and geophysicists, carried out a search in the lands of the old Vallegrande airfield in Bolivia, to find the remains of Commander Che Guevara and the six companions who had been buried there 30 years earlier. This documentary work shows more than just the scientific work and the discovery of the skeletal remains, an exciting account of the events of October 8, 1967, when Che was taken prisoner in the battle of Vado del Yeso, facing the forces of the Bolivian Rangers, and subsequently a day later he was shot at the little school in La Higuera.

Two soldiers manage to escape from their own front in the Malvinas Islands. Gurí carries a wounded Caíto and they break into a country house where a woman and child live. For a single day, all four characters fall victim to the same horror.

When the Mothers decided to hold their final March of Resistance in January 2006, many thought they were beginning to abandon the central role in the struggle that had defined them for thirty years. But once again, they raised the banners of their children, and in the same places where they began their struggles and where many of them were kidnapped and disappeared, the Mothers began to change the reality of the most marginalized, those who had always needed everything. That's why the first homes were built in Villa 15 in Ciudad Oculta, and at the same time, the kindergarten, the school, etc. Soon after, this undertaking continued in the Los Piletones neighborhood and will continue on properties along Castañares Avenue, and in every place where the needs of the people demand it...