Director Natalia Garayalde was 12 years old when the Río Tercero munitions factory in Argentina exploded in 1995. Equipped with her father’s camcorder, along with her younger brother, she documents the scale of the disaster in their town. 20 years later, she digs out these archives and uses new ones to retrace this attack by the State, the smell of ammonia of which still fills the air.
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