In the early 1970s, Uruguay faced significant political turmoil. Women joined the Tupamaros, a leftist guerrilla group, taking on active roles in the fight for social justice. "Seven Moments" features personal stories from guerrilleras like Ana García and Paula Grandio. The film addresses their tough decisions and the emotional costs of their participation in armed resistance. It highlights a critical, often overlooked part of Uruguay's history.

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Meet the women guerrilleras of 1970s Uruguay.
Find out about the Tupamaros' urban warfare tactics.
See the emotional toll of fighting for social justice.

Did You Know

The film features women who became guerrilleras in Uruguay's 1970s.
The Tupamaros were a leftist urban guerrilla group active in Uruguay.
Director Diana Cardozo led the production of this 90-minute film.

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Uruguayan historyWomen in warfareGuerrilla movements

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Who directed the documentary 'Seven Moments'?

Diana Cardozo directed the documentary 'Seven Moments'.

What year was 'Seven Moments' released?

'Seven Moments' was released in 2008.

What is the duration of the documentary 'Seven Moments'?

'Seven Moments' has a duration of 90 minutes.

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