Cecilia Fiel

Silver men enter consciences and appropriate desires. They travel through landscapes of oneiric impulses with the aim of processing the information to dominate the individuals’ needs. The inner universe reveals visions in which a possible reality is held.

Two marginal beings meet, go out on the road, dream of a possible fate while the past haunts them.

Documentary that follows Enrique Dussel in his final days, as at 87 years old he continues writing the conclusion of his Aesthetics, a philosophical work developed from a Latin American perspective that challenges the Eurocentric vision. With his health severely weakened, the philosopher persists in his intellectual work.

It recounts the reconstruction of the life of Ema Cabral, a Montoneros militant executed in the Margarita Belén massacre on December 13, 1976. During the course of her investigation, while Cecilia unravels the causes and consequences of the massacre, the Argentine justice system sentences eight repressive military officers to life imprisonment. But the mystery remains: where Ema's body is. Cecilia goes out to search for it but will never find it. What happens in a society that hasn't buried its dead? Unremitting to the void, the documentary filmmaker imagines what Ema's life would have been like without that December 13th.