Latin american cineama

Lumière cinematography was introduced to the fast-growing Latin American cities like, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, and Rio de Janeiro in 1896 and other Latin American cities soon after. By the 1910s all countries were making films locally, but Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil eventually develop to become large film industries in Latin America.

Liliana Pereira is returning to her country where she will confront a past that meant persecution, imprisonment and the loss of custody of her son. As many other women victims of systematic violence, Liliana must choose between what her heart demands and what her conscience dictates.