84-year-old Leopoldo Nacht investigates unpublished files documenting the persecution and disappearance of his friends during Argentina's 1976 dictatorship.
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84-year-old Leopoldo Nacht investigates unpublished files documenting the persecution and disappearance of his friends during Argentina's 1976 dictatorship.
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Synopsis
Leopoldo Nacht, an 84-year-old survivor of Argentina's 1976 dictatorship, searches for unpublished files related to the state terrorism that affected his friends. He investigates the influence of Catholic nationalism during this period. Nacht reflects on the crimes committed by the ultra-right, including anti-communism and xenophobia. His work aims to keep the memories of these events alive and confront ongoing oppression.
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Why Watch
- Meet Leopoldo Nacht, a survivor of Argentina's dictatorship.
- Find out about the role of Catholic nationalism in state terrorism.
- See the impact of anti-communist ideologies on Argentine society.
Did You Know
- Leopoldo Nacht is 84 years old during the events of the film.
- The documentary focuses on Argentina's dictatorship that began in 1976.
- Nacht investigates unpublished files related to his friends' disappearances.
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Who is Leopoldo Nacht?
Leopoldo Nacht is an 84-year-old survivor of Argentina's 1976 dictatorship who investigates the role of Catholic nationalism in justifying state terrorism.
What year was the documentary 'Nazion' released?
The documentary 'Nazion' was released in 2011.
What ideologies are associated with the nationalist ultra-right in Argentina during the dictatorship?
The nationalist ultra-right in Argentina during the dictatorship was characterized by anti-communist, anti-democratic, and xenophobic ideologies.
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