Cuarentena (Exil und Rückkehr)

The documentary captures the days between the end of military rule in Argentina and the onset of the constitutional period in 1983. It features political debates unfolding in the streets and highlights the significant role of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo. This group sought to understand the actions of political parties concerning the fate of the disappeared individuals during that dark time.

Osvaldo Bayer serves as a prominent voice in the film, providing a first-person perspective on these historical events. The documentary is an important piece for those interested in political history and the struggles faced by families seeking justice in the aftermath of dictatorship. Collectors of historical documentaries or Argentine cinema will find this work particularly relevant to their collections.