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Observing the Observer

Year: 2013 Documentary Runtime: 76 min

Overview

A young woman born in a democracy recovers the story of two American citizens who were detained during the last civic-military dictatorship in Argentina.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Alcira Argumedo

Alcira Argumedo

Self

Stella Calloni

Stella Calloni

Self

Olga Talamante Castillo

Olga Talamante Castillo

Self

Patricia Erb

Patricia Erb

Self

Norberto Galasso

Norberto Galasso

Self

Tex Harris

Tex Harris

Self

Hugo Gutiérrez

Hugo Gutiérrez

Self

Edward McCaughn

Edward McCaughn

Self

Carlos Osorio

Carlos Osorio

Self

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