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‘Back to Buenos Aires’ Review: A Brooding Drama Revisits the Violent Days of Argentina’s Dictatorship, and the Traumas That Remained in Its Wake

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Director Marco Bechis drew from his experience as a survivor of the 1976 military coup for this story of a political prisoner who returns to the place of his torment 30 years later.

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  • Director Marco Bechis drew from his experience as a survivor of the 1976 military coup for this story of a political prisoner who returns to the place of his torment 30 years later.
  • Reported by Hollywood Reporter and published Sat, 12 Sep 2026 14:38:03 UTC.

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