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Deep Dive: Corporate Accountability (2020)

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Corporate Accountability
The film examines Argentinian companies and factories through a car's lens at dawn, focusing on their historical connections to the military dictatorship during the Dirty War from 1976 to 1983. Director Nicolás Prividera reads documents that reveal corporate collusion with state violence, emphasizing the involvement of businesses in human rights abuses during this period. By juxtaposing serene morning scenes with disturbing revelations, the film prompts viewers to reflect critically on the ethical responsibilities of corporations and their impact on individuals' lives during a time of terror in Argentina. The documentary serves as a reminder of the complex relationship between business and state power in Latin American history.

Why Watch

  • •See how businesses colluded with the military dictatorship.
  • •Find out about the impact of the Dirty War on society.
  • •Meet the director Nicolás Prividera and his insights.

Did You Know

•The Dirty War in Argentina lasted from 1976 to 1983.
•The film is directed by Nicolás Prividera.
•The documentary has a runtime of 68 minutes.
•It examines the role of corporations in human rights abuses.

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Corporate ethicsLatin American historyHuman rights advocacy