Miguel Rodríguez Arias

Queen Máxima has karma. Jorge Zorreguieta was a minister during the last Argentine dictatorship. For Holland it could be an impediment to the Royal Wedding. Michiel Baud investigated the role of the princess's father as a minister.

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30 years after the attack on the Jewish mutual fund, AMIA, in Argentina, the trial file proves the cover-up and responsibility of authorities of the Executive Branch, the justice system, the police and the intelligence services.

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Nicknamed “the father of democracy,” former president Raúl Alfonsín took office and achieved many initiatives that modernized the country. The opposition and the military sabotaged his government, forcing him to resign early. From a distance, many already consider him a statesman.

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In 1982, the British Armed Forces sent Captain Geoffrey Cardozo to the islands, who dedicated himself to burying Argentine soldiers with the same honors as the English. Thus was born, in February 1983, the Darwin Cemetery.

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For several years now, a select group of architects has been regarded as celebrities. Some of their buildings have become symbols of major cities. Perhaps the most iconic example is the Petronas Towers in Malaysia, which have come to define Kuala Lumpur since 1998. César Pelli was convinced that an architectural design could become a work of art, much like a fugue by Bach or a painting by Rembrandt.

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Socially progressive, strict with corruption in the Vatican and with the amorality of cardinals, bishops and priests, Pope Francis has managed to transform the reality of an institution with 2,000 years of history.

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Documentary that tells the story of the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team. Using interviews and archival material, the film tells how and who began the difficult task of trying to identify the remains, buried as NN, of the victims of the last military dictatorship.

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Through important testimonies, the director Miguel Rodríguez Arias intends to reveal facts that intertwine the life of the singer with that of his people. His desires, his virtues, his defects and his defeats. It is the story of a captivating voice, the reflection of a soul that transcends borders and languages with its art.

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Documentary feature film based on the events that took place in the trial of the Argentine military juntas, which carried out the dictatorship from 1976 to 1983.

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Queen Máxima has karma. Jorge Zorreguieta was a minister during the last Argentine dictatorship. For Holland it could be an impediment to the Royal Wedding. Michiel Baud investigated the role of the princess's father as a minister.

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30 years after the attack on the Jewish mutual fund, AMIA, in Argentina, the trial file proves the cover-up and responsibility of authorities of the Executive Branch, the justice system, the police and the intelligence services.

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Nicknamed “the father of democracy,” former president Raúl Alfonsín took office and achieved many initiatives that modernized the country. The opposition and the military sabotaged his government, forcing him to resign early. From a distance, many already consider him a statesman.

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In 1982, the British Armed Forces sent Captain Geoffrey Cardozo to the islands, who dedicated himself to burying Argentine soldiers with the same honors as the English. Thus was born, in February 1983, the Darwin Cemetery.

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For several years now, a select group of architects has been regarded as celebrities. Some of their buildings have become symbols of major cities. Perhaps the most iconic example is the Petronas Towers in Malaysia, which have come to define Kuala Lumpur since 1998. César Pelli was convinced that an architectural design could become a work of art, much like a fugue by Bach or a painting by Rembrandt.

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