David Blaustein

Hundreds of workers risked their lives in union conflicts during the last civilian-military dictatorship. With an unusual narrative creativity that even includes animated reenactments, The End Will Come… gathers their silenced testimonies and gives an account on their vital resistances.

Hundreds of workers risked their lives in union conflicts during the last civilian-military dictatorship. With an unusual narrative creativity that even includes animated reenactments, The End Will Come… gathers their silenced testimonies and gives an account on their vital resistances.

Botín de guerra focuses on the history of the birth and growth of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo association, along with the frightening socio-political phenomenon that gave them raison d'être: the systematic appropriation of the children of detainees disappeared by the Argentine dictatorship between the years 1976/1983, which after kidnapping, torturing, and murdering the parents, gave their babies for adoption.

Botín de guerra focuses on the history of the birth and growth of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo association, along with the frightening socio-political phenomenon that gave them raison d'être: the systematic appropriation of the children of detainees disappeared by the Argentine dictatorship between the years 1976/1983, which after kidnapping, torturing, and murdering the parents, gave their babies for adoption.

Botín de guerra focuses on the history of the birth and growth of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo association, along with the frightening socio-political phenomenon that gave them raison d'être: the systematic appropriation of the children of detainees disappeared by the Argentine dictatorship between the years 1976/1983, which after kidnapping, torturing, and murdering the parents, gave their babies for adoption.

The main characters in the political scene during the seventies in Argentina tell their stories for the very first time.