(Chile)
(THIS ARTICLE IS ONLY MACHINE TRANSLATED by Google from Norwegian)
Like any regime, Pinochet could not do everything on his own, and many Chileans assisted him in putting his plans into action. One of them was Manuel Contreras, the commander of Pinochet's secret police, the notorious DINA (Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional). Contreras had a private secretary named Adriana Rivas, who also happened to be the favorite instant of documentary filmmaker Lisette Orozco. Orozco had just started film school when his aunt was arrested and charged with kidnapping, torture and murder. So what else was there to do other than make a movie?
Orozco cherishes a complicated story full of lies, half-truths and silence.
Adriana. . .
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