

R.J.W.
Rodolfo Jorge Walsh's childhood and literary contributions, particularly "Operación Masacre," highlight the political oppression in 1950s Argentina.
Synopsis
Rodolfo Jorge Walsh's childhood and literary contributions, particularly "Operación Masacre," highlight the political oppression in 1950s Argentina.
Synopsis
Rodolfo Jorge Walsh, a prominent Argentine writer and journalist, emerges as a key figure in the documentary "R.J.W." The film details how Walsh's childhood experiences influenced his literary style and self-referential narratives. It focuses on his significant work, "Operación Masacre," which addresses political oppression in Argentina during the 1950s. Through archival footage and expert commentary, the documentary presents Walsh's legacy and the socio-political context of his time. Directed by Fermín Rivera, it runs for 66 minutes.
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