Until Next Sunday
A man's fragmented memories of childhood and adolescence during a military dictatorship highlight the prevalence of physical punishment in homes and schools.
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A man's fragmented memories of childhood and adolescence during a military dictatorship highlight the prevalence of physical punishment in homes and schools.
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A man reflects on his childhood and adolescence during a military dictatorship. He recalls a time when physical punishment was common at home and in schools. The documentary, inspired by Sergei Eisenstein's concept of interior monologue, captures his fragmented memories. It presents a personal narrative set against a backdrop of societal violence. The film runs for 76 minutes and was released in 2017.
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