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Mario, a university professor, uses his research on the writer Ezequiel Martínez Estrada to escape from his past. Settled in Bahía Blanca, the new city seems to be the ideal place for him to forget, until a chance encounter with an old friend unleashes the worst of dangers.

One night an uninspired writer selling to walk around Buenos Aires. Find a package in the trash. From there on, what we are going to achieve. His eagerness to preserve and hide it will transform his days and nights into a strange nightmare.

Researchers Ariel Lede (UNLP) and Lucas Bilbao (UNICEN) gained access to the personal diaries of the Military Vicar Victorio Bonamín. These diaries form the basis of the book Prophet of Genocide, which reveals the active involvement of the Catholic Church in state terrorism during the last dictatorship

My grandmother, my mother and my sister. My family story told through the relationship of these three women. The most daily life of the protagonists leads me to discover in small details the existence of my own personality. The lives of these women through the eyes of my video camera. This family as a representation of so many other family stories.

The holding of trials for crimes against humanity in the city is a historic event that, at the same time, hasn't received the coverage it deserves in some media outlets. "La Escuelita" documents a crucial moment in the history of the people of Bahía Blanca, but at the same time, outside of the "small town," it represents an opportunity to raise awareness of the difficulties that "Memory, Truth, and Justice" must grapple with when it comes to raising these issues outside of major urban centers.