
Todo es ausencia
Documentary
Overview
Five Argentinian women, with missing relatives from the military dictatorship that ruled the country, explain their emotions and feelings about all that happened.
Top Cast
Marta Francese de Bettini
Marta Francese de Bettini
Marta Francese de Bettini
Marta Bettini de Devoto
Marta Bettini de Devoto
Marta Bettini de Devoto
María Alexiou de Ignace
María Alexiou de Ignace
María Alexiou de Ignace
Antonia Acuña de Segarra
Antonia Acuña de Segarra
Antonia Acuña de Segarra
Hebe Pastor de Bonafini
Hebe Pastor de Bonafini
Hebe Pastor de Bonafini
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