: Faced with constant death threats and a country still emerging from fear, the prosecutors recruited an inexperienced team of young lawyers—some as young as 20—to gather evidence and testimonies against the nation's most powerful figures.
: The trial was a milestone for Latin American democracy, marking the first time a civilian court successfully tried military dictators for mass human rights violations. Film Production & Reception Argentina, 1985(2022)
: The story follows chief prosecutor Julio Strassera and his deputy, Luis Moreno Ocampo , as they build a case against the former military regime for crimes committed during the "Dirty War" (1976–1983). : Faced with constant death threats and a
: Director Santiago Mitre described the film as a lesson in how societies can "heal divides and put things back together" by seeking justice through democratic institutions. : Director Santiago Mitre described the film as