Laura Bondarevsky

Using the acronym H.I.J.O.S., the members of this group reflect on identity, justice, forgetting, and silence. Slides of the group's actions and photos of the disappeared, excerpts from the production "A propósito de la dudas" (Apropos of Doubt) from the "Teatro x la identidad" (Theater for Identity) series, and images of escraches (scraches) overlap and intertwine with the testimonies.

Documentary about groups of children of the disappeared in Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina.

I have to get that world back, to change this one," says Laura. Then she searches among the memories, letters, friends, piano, mountain, snow where she was born, the house where her adoptive grandmother lived (and died): Yenia Dumnova. It is a retrospective search, a historical and affective reconstruction made of fragments, memory, documents, fiction. As she unravels Yenia’s secret story, Laura will recover her own: her relationship with exile, time, family, art, adulthood and death. In this emotional journey, sometimes fictionalized, sometimes narrated by Laura Paredes, the author meets the stories of those who met Yania and remember her with the same wonder and affection as when they frequented her in that convulsive twentieth century.

As Laura uncovers the secret history of Yenia, the perpetrator of a homicide, admired for her commitment to ideals and her unwavering ethical integrity, she will revisit her own story, her relationship with exile and the world, art, adulthood, and death.