Rustlers

The documentary follows Albertina Carri's quest to create a film about Isidro Velázquez, a nearly mythical outlaw who was killed by police in 1967. This narrative intertwines with her father, Roberto Carri, a sociologist who wrote a book on Velázquez, which further complicates the story as both he and the related film vanished during Argentina's Dirty War.

As Carri navigates through her exploration of Velázquez's life, she encounters a landscape shaped by legends, family ties, and political narratives. The film serves as an intimate examination of how these elements converge and diverge, leading to a deeply personal and complex portrayal of history. It captures the essence of a past marked by violence and the search for truth.