In the 1970s, several women in Atoyac, Guerrero, Mexico, faced the disappearance of their children and husbands, identified as sympathizers of Lucio Cabañas' guerrilla.
Synopsis
In the 1970s, several women in Atoyac, Guerrero, Mexico, faced the disappearance of their children and husbands, identified as sympathizers of Lucio Cabañas' guerrilla.
Synopsis
In Atoyac, Guerrero, Mexico, women share their stories of loss after their children and husbands disappeared in the 1970s. These men were linked to Lucio Cabañas' guerrilla movement. As they seek answers, the women confront poverty and injustice in their rural community. Their struggles reflect the ongoing impact of violence in Mexico's history. The film runs for 13 minutes and was released in 2012.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the women fighting for justice in Guerrero.
- Find out about the impact of political violence on families.
- See personal stories of loss and endurance in Atoyac.
Did You Know
- The film focuses on women whose loved ones disappeared in the 1970s.
- Lucio Cabañas led the guerrilla group associated with the disappearances.
- The documentary is set in Atoyac, a rural community in Guerrero, Mexico.
- The film has a runtime of 13 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to the children and husbands of the women in the documentary?
They disappeared in the seventies after being identified as sympathizers of the guerrilla of Lucio Cabañas.
Where is Atoyac located?
Atoyac is in the state of Guerrero, Mexico.
What challenges do the women face in the documentary?
They face poverty and injustice while struggling to find their missing loved ones.
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