A special presentation of the documentary, focusing on the most recent Argentine dictatorship, as part of The British Academy’s Summer Showcase. The military dictatorship in Argentina (1976 – 83) disappeared and/or killed 30,000 people. Private archive and family album photographs repurposed for public protest and commemoration have played a key role in the memorialisation of the victims, and the ongoing struggle for recognition and justice. Four decades later, these photographs continue to traverse the complex space between private and public mourning, activism and politics.