

52 inmates participate in an educational program in a maximum security prison in Buenos Aires, learning philosophy, literature, and boxing.
Synopsis
52 inmates participate in an educational program in a maximum security prison in Buenos Aires, learning philosophy, literature, and boxing.
Synopsis
Alberto Sarlo teaches philosophy, literature, and boxing to inmates at a maximum security prison in Florencio Varela, Buenos Aires. His program involves 52 participants and aims to promote personal growth and redemption. Carlos 'Kongo' Mena, a former inmate, assists Sarlo, offering a unique perspective on the challenges faced by those incarcerated. Mena's role as the first ex-convict hired to teach in Buenos Aires prisons marks a significant development in the approach to education within the penal system.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Alberto Sarlo, a lawyer changing lives in prison.
- Follow Carlos 'Kongo' Mena's journey from inmate to teacher.
- See how education transforms inmates in Buenos Aires.
Did You Know
- Alberto Sarlo teaches philosophy and literature to 52 inmates.
- Carlos 'Kongo' Mena is the first ex-convict hired to teach in Buenos Aires prisons.
- The documentary was released in 2017 and has a duration of 70 minutes.
- The initiative takes place in a maximum security prison in Florencio Varela.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who leads the educational initiative in the maximum security prison?
Attorney Alberto Sarlo leads the educational initiative in the maximum security prison in Florencio Varela, Buenos Aires.
What subjects are taught in the prison program?
The program teaches philosophy, literature, and boxing to the inmates.
Who is Carlos 'Kongo' Mena and what is his role?
Carlos 'Kongo' Mena is a former inmate who returns as Sarlo's assistant, becoming the first ex-convict hired to teach in Buenos Aires prisons.
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