The Dark Legacy of Argentina's Dictatorship Lives On in 'Back to Buenos Aires' Marco Bechis' latest film, "Back to Buenos Aires," is a powerful and haunting portrayal of the deep seated traumas inflicted on Argentina by its military dictatorship.
Inspired by his own personal history as one of the rare survivors of forced disappearance during that brutal period, the movie excavates the festering wounds left behind by the regime.
The film's narrative is anchored in 2008, when paramedic Mariano receives a summons to testify against former members of the junta.