Las cenizas del Cóndor

In 1974, a Uruguayan girl finds herself a refugee in Chile, hiding in the house of some socialist militants. Faced with the threat posed by Pinochet's rise to power, she attempts to flee to Argentina. She is pregnant, but she doesn't know it yet. In 2000, a journalist interviews a young man born in 1974 who believes he is the son of militants who disappeared during the dictatorship and whose adoptive father, a soldier linked to the repression, had committed suicide years before, leaving behind a cassette with key information. With the resources of fiction, but being rigorously faithful to the facts, Butazzoni composes a masterful canvas that reads with the urgency of the most addictive thriller.