31 December 1969 Factual 43 mins
Also known as "Now is the Time for Violence", this is a film made clandestinely about subjects including the Cordobazo riots of May 1969 and and the assassination of Augusto Vandor in June 1969.
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Enrique Juárez as Narrator (voice)
Enrique Juárez Director
Argentina 31 December 1969
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