CP 9409

The film centers on Patricia, a teacher from Monte Grande, who is inspired by a televised moment when President Néstor Kirchner removes portraits of military dictators from a military college. This event triggers her memories of the Malvinas War and prompts her to retrieve letters she had saved during her time as an administrator at the Municipality of Monte Grande.

CP 9409 delves into the impact of war on personal lives and the importance of addressing the past. The narrative highlights Patricia's decision to give these letters new meaning by delivering them to the soldiers, thus confronting the lingering effects of the conflict. The performances by the cast, including María Ucedo, Arturo Bonín, and Alejandro Awada, bring depth to this poignant story.