Compadres

With never-before-seen images and interviews, this documentary explores the life of Quino, one of Argentina's most important humorists.

A documentary that reconstructs, through the victims' testimony, the history of the most brutal clandestine center that operated in Mendoza from 1975 until the end of the military dictatorship. A document that provides information on the operations of the Mendoza Police Intelligence Department, which operated in the Police Palace, two blocks from the Government House. This material exposes those responsible for kidnappings, torture, and disappearances in Mendoza.

In the most remote place in the Elizondo mountains, Don Reyes, poet and goat herder, dreams of publishing a book. Without access to technology and isolated, he finds the necessary help in the school students to digitize his work. Through his story, "Sierra" reveals the struggles and hopes of a community facing the arrival of the "path of dreams," showing how true progress is nourished by respect for roots and collaboration.

Two great contemporary visual artists, one Argentine and the other Dutch, embark on a difficult multi-day journey by mule to capture in situ enormous canvases of the Tigre Mountain Range (the Andes) in central-western Argentina. This immense, rugged landscape, traversed by an epic and liberating path, will impact not only their work but also the social, historical, and cultural vision of the Andean geography and the people who inhabit it.

Pablo Salinas, a plaintiff attorney in crimes against humanity cases, explains the path taken by the Mendoza Federal Justice system from the dock to its conviction, drawing on solid legal work and in-depth research into abhorrent crimes around the world. Through his research, he demonstrates the complicity of civil society and the justice system with the dictatorship.