In 1997, in a small town in Buenos Aires, Emilio´s 16 years old lifeless body, was found next to the train tracks with severe blows, cuts and signs of asphyxiation. The judiciary, politicians and the police try to close the case, but social pressure persists.
Mónica Brucetta
Self - Emilio's mother
Elías Blanco
Self - Emilio's father
Matías Donadío
Self - Emilio's friend
Gustavo López
Self - Family Lawyer
Diego Escoda
Self - Attorney General of Dolores
María Graciela Calderón
Self - Journalist
Daniela Blanco
Self - Emilio's sister
Milagros Blanco
Self - Emilio's sister
Alejo Blanco
Self - Emilio's brother
In 1997, in a small town in Buenos Aires, Emilio´s 16 years old lifeless body, was found next to the train tracks with severe blows, cuts and signs of asphyxiation. The judiciary, politicians and the police try to close the case, but social pressure persists.
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