Trujillo: El poder del jefe II

The documentary delves into the events of the 1940s, highlighting Trujillo's regime and the efforts of refugees to challenge his authority. It covers key incidents such as the invasions of Cayo Confite and Luperón, and the role of Juventud Democrática in opposing the dictatorship.

Additionally, the film examines Trujillo's relationship with the United States, set against the backdrop of the impending Cold War. The documentary aims for a detailed and rigorous approach, providing insights through voice-over narration and various documentary techniques. With a runtime of 90 minutes, it offers a concentrated look at a pivotal period in Dominican history.