Watching the Back of your Neck

This documentary presents personal accounts of former political prisoners and their families suffering under a dictatorship. It covers themes of torture, ill-treatment, and the trauma faced by those searching for loved ones who have been 'disappeared.' The film sheds light on the arbitrary rules and human rights violations experienced during this tumultuous period.

With Walter Reyno as a prominent figure in the cast, the documentary draws upon the voices of psychologists and relatives to paint a vivid picture of the emotional and societal consequences of political repression. Collectors of documentary films may find this work significant for its historical context and the personal narratives that highlight the impact of authoritarian regimes.