The Red Star (DVD)
Directed by Gabriel Lichtmann
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Thelma Fardín
Ana Katz
Julieta Zylberberg
Rafael Spregelburd
Walter Jakob
The Red Star is a mockumentary following Laila Salama (Thelma Fardín), a mysterious woman who may have contributed to the 1960 kidnapping of Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires. The film's director, Gabriel Lichtmann (Héctor Díaz), covers her story through a series of interviews to a cast of pintoresque characters. Putting together the pieces, Gabriel discovers a secret hidden for decades from the annals of history.
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