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'Norita': Cautionary Tales from Argentina ⭐️⭐️⭐️
If you’ve been following the news, Argentina has been thrown a lifeline. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced on X (formerly Twitter), that “we stand ready to do what is needed to support Argentina and the Argentine people. There’s more than that and tango in Argentine, something that will explain how for Latin America, the topic of people being disappeared (desaparecido) hits harder…
By Michael Lueger, Noe Montez. Dr. Noe Montez of Tufts University joins us to talk about how Argentina's theatre have dealt with the legacy of the country's period of military dictatorship.
By HowlRound Theatre Commons’ Podcasts, Michael Lueger presents an interview with Dr. Noe Montez about his book on Transitional Justice and how Argentina’s theatre scene has dealt with the repercussions of the dictatorship.
Also on https://howlround.com/theatre-history-podcast-52. (Transcript available)
"Madres Des La Plaza De Mayo" a spanish documentary containing information based on the mother's truth commission.
“People & Power - Interrogating a torturer”, the interrogation of a torturer in the Argentinean dirty war concentration camps. (video contains some disturbing scenes)
“The Search for Identity – Excerpt” a brief history of the dirty war and the disappeared grandchildren of Argentina.
"Lost and Found” a video about the disappeared grandchildren of the Argentinean dirty war.
CINEMA WITHOUT BORDERS WROTE A GREAT ARTICLE ON OUR FILM, FINDING MABEL. PLEASE ENJOY AND HELP SPREAD THE WORD BY SHARING THESE LINKS:
http://cinemawithoutborders.com/conversations/3070-finding-mabel.html
http://www.indiegogo.com/finishingfindingmabel?a=124824
The street art scene here in Buenos Aires is rich and beautiful and thriving. At times politically driven, at times beautifully banal, art by-the-people and for-the-people decorate the city walls and sidewalks with vibrant colors. We were lucky enough to be guided by the wonderful folks at GRAFFITI MUNDO (http://graffitimundo.com/) who taught us, among other things, about the political roots of graffiti in Argentina.
One piece that was particularly moving, was a memorial mural and tribute to Cristian "Gringo" Caretti, a young man who disappeared the same year Mabel did. Each square of the mural was painted by a different member of Cristian's family--resulting in a colorful and collective art effort.
The most beautiful thing to me about this art piece--is that it has a spirit of celebrating his life.
It was a profound reminder of what I wish to do on this journey.
http://www.indiegogo.com/finishingfindingmabel
