Latin American Human Rights Documentaries during Military Dictatorships (1970–1990)

1. Clandestine political cinema sets a model

   Jan 1, 1968Labels: La hora, Fernando Solanas, Octavio Getino

   • Cannes
   • Wikipedia

2. Documenting Allende’s first year in office

   Jul 31, 1972Labels: El primer, Patricio Guzm

   • IMDb
   • Guzm n site

3. Guzmán’s crew films crisis up to coup

   Oct 15, 1972Labels: The Battle, Patricio Guzm

   • Guzm n site
   • Wikipedia

4. The Battle of Chile, Part I released

   Jan 1, 1975Labels: The Battle, Part I

   • Wikipedia
   • Duke Univ

5. The Battle of Chile, Part II released

   Jan 1, 1976Labels: The Battle, Part II

   • Wikipedia
   • Duke Univ

6. The Battle of Chile trilogy completed

   Jan 1, 1979Labels: The Battle, Part III

   • Wikipedia
   • Guzm n site

7. CONADEP created to investigate disappearances

   Dec 15, 1983Labels: CONADEP, Ra l

   • Wikipedia
   • El Pa s

8. Coutinho returns to unfinished dictatorship-era footage

   Jan 1, 1984Labels: Cabra marcado, Eduardo Coutinho

   • Wikipedia
   • Wikipedia pt

9. Nunca Más report delivered to Alfonsín

   Sep 20, 1984Labels: Nunca M, CONADEP

   • Wikipedia
   • El Pa s

10. Las Madres documents Mothers of Plaza de Mayo

    Jan 1, 1985Labels: Las Madres, Mothers of

    • Portillo site
    • Wikipedia

11. Night of the Pencils dramatizes youth repression

    Sep 4, 1986Labels: La noche, H ctor

    • Wikipedia es
    • Wikipedia

12. Chile votes “No” in pivotal plebiscite

    Oct 5, 1988Labels: Chile plebiscite, Pinochet plebiscite

    • Wikipedia
    • Chile88 archive

13. Battle of Chile returns in Chile, Obstinate Memory

    Jan 1, 1997Labels: Chile la, The Battle

    • Wikipedia
    • Viennale

14. The Pinochet Case follows universal-jurisdiction prosecution

    Jan 1, 2001Labels: The Pinochet, Augusto Pinochet

    • UCLA Archive
    • Guzm n site