Testimonies of six survivors from the clandestine detention and torture center known as "Venda Sexy" (AKA "Discoteque"), located in the Macul district, operated by intelligence agencies of the civic-military dictatorship in Chile.
Gonzalo Ruiz
himself - Detained on September 10, 1974
Boris Chornik
himself - Detained on December 10, 1974
Elías Padilla
himself - Detained on November 25, 1974
Nora Guillén
herself - Detained on December 15, 1974
Alejandra Holzapfel
herself - Detained on December 11, 1974
Beatriz Bataszew
herself - Detained on December 12, 1974
Miguel Hernández Oyarzo
himself (archive footage)
Raúl Iturriaga Neumann
himself (archive footage)
Gerardo Urrich González
himself (archive footage)
Testimonies of six survivors from the clandestine detention and torture center known as "Venda Sexy" (AKA "Discoteque"), located in the Macul district, operated by intelligence agencies of the civic-military dictatorship in Chile.
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