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a Susana Nieri film

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday Rosario

Happy birthday to you

Cheers!

-Good afternoon, doctor.
-Good afternoon, Mrs. López.

Thank you very much.

-Bye.
-Bye.

...with this cold and rainy weather, winter arrives to our city.

On another note,

different branches of the government

would be working to pass the law for comprehensive protection

of children's and teenagers' rights.

Thanks.

-Hi, Lidia!
-How are you, Victoria?

I'm so sorry for your loss...

Thanks.

Is it fairly habitable?
Because I'm here to stay.

And what are you going to do
with your job?

The municipality
has just opened a call

for social workers
with experience in child welfare.

I asked to be transferred
and here I am.

I'm super glad.
That's great.

Thanks.

Here are the keys and
if you need anything, you know...

-I know.
-You can count on me.

She fell asleep.

Come with Grandma.

Come with Grandma.

Sweetie! It's Grandma!

Hi, Dad.

She fell asleep.

Let her sleep.

She knows you're her grandmother.

I know, but she's too young
to remember.

Now we'll see each other
all the time. Right, honey?

Honey?

Huh?

We'll see each other
everyday.

Sure.

-Are you tired?
-Very much.

Of course, let's go to the house.

I thought we were going
to the apartment.

-No, we're going to the house.
-I don't like the house, Mom.

-You loved the house, Rosario!
-No, I didn't, Mom.

In your current state,
you're not going to like anything.

Go to the house, settle.

Then you can use
the apartment as your office,

and if you want to move by yourself,
there's a third option,

a house we're remodeling.

She's awake!
Sofía is awake!

Rosario, we could stop by
the hairdresser's,

you need a decent hair cut.

Not now, Mom.
I've just arrived.

I don't feel like it.

Yes, I can tell
you don't feel like it.

But you look awful.

She said not now, Matilde.
She's just landed.

Another day.

Listen, I got it all covered here,
and there too.

Think of yourself as a widow,
but it's solved.

Here it's just talking with
the hospital director,

get you to do your residency
and then setting up your practice.

You are with your family,
where you belong,

and we take care of the offspring.

Pedro is here.

Smile, Rosario.

Amparo...

-Hi, Victoria.
-Hi! Sit.

I just have 10 minutes.

It's OK.

You look just like
when you were a child.

Beautiful!

-You think so?
-Yes!

Thanks for coming.

-So you moved back here...
-I did...

two months ago.

There's something...

I have a pending debt
in this city.

Actually I'm in debt
with my sister.

In debt?

I will file a lawsuit against
Judge Garcia Avellaneda.

And I need you.

Oh...no.

No, Victoria. No.

-But I'll be with you.
-It's not just that.

No, I can't.

I can't. It's too much.

Is the baby sleeping?

-Yes!
-Yes?

Do you caress him?

-Yes.
-Yes?

Did you pamper him a lot?

Did you cure his ear?

And how did you sing to him?
Show me again.

Come here and let

momma kiss your boo-boo...

and then, what?

-Bye-bye!
-...bye-bye!

And now we will
give Barney a bath,

and we will take a bath too.

Barney to the tub!

To the tub!

Barney to the tub!

Today, November 5th,

during the Summit of the Americas,

with the refusal of the presidents of Argentina, Néstor Kirchner,

Brazil, Lula Da Silva, Hugo Chávez, from Venezuela,

Hi: Count on my testimony.

I owe it to Belén, to me,
and all of us. Amparo

Nicanor Duarte Frutos, from Paraguay and Tabaré Vázquez, from Uruguay

said "NO" to ALCA,

the U.S. project for the creation

of a free trade zone from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego.

This is a milestone for the region.

On a different note...

Dad! What a surprise!

Mom went for a stroll
with Sofi.

Are you OK?

I want us to talk, please.

Do you feel all right?

Coffee? Tea?

No...

no, thanks.

I just need us to talk.

-Of course, sit.
-Emilia?

She's in her room, sleeping.

Come on, Dad, you're scaring me.

I wanted to tell you
before you hear in the media,

or maybe you already did...

What's going on?

They're trying to throw dirt on me.

Political scams.

They want to sully my name...

You know I'm a righteous man.

I'm your same old Dad...

the one who always
loved and cared for you guys.

I'd like you to swear...

that you won't believe them.

I swear, Dad.

I do.

My child.

That's so unfair!

Oh, Emilia woke up.

Go.

Take care of her, sweetie. Thanks.

-Come.
-No...

I love you.

-You swore.
-I did.

Some years later.

Victoria! How did it go?

Oh, Mariana....
Look at the Court's ruling.

He was acquitted!

-Shall we record?
-Yes, please.

Victoria, how does the Court's
ruling make you feel?

I chose this career
due to a very personal reason;

what can I say?

What does it mean
that the criminal liability

is extinguished by prescription?

Extinction over time is injustice.

It will not restore peace
to my dead sister.

I won't stop.

I will keep insisting,
no matter how long it takes.

-Thanks, Victoria.
-Thank you, Mariana.

Here at Mar del Plata Court,
we've heard

the comments from Victoria López
in this winter of 2010.

Back to the studio.

Hi Mirna.

Good morning, Sofía.
How are you?

-Fine.
-Did you sleep well?

-Yes.
-Happy to go to school?

-Yes!
-Great!

Oh! Yummy toast!

-Good morning Mirna.
-Good morning Rosario.

-Thanks.
-Of course.

Would you take a look at Emi?
My mom is coming for her.

OK.

You're starting primary school!
I'm thrilled!

Come on, stand up.

You didn't get stained, did you?

You are so beautiful
in that uniform!

-Are you nervous?
-Yes.

Deal. Deal.
Everything will be great.

Mirna?

-Yes? -Is Emilia ready?

-Right this moment she's...
-We'll wait for you in the car.

OK, Rosario.

Let's go. Grandma must be outside.

It's so great! We're going to school!

Chop, chop!
You're getting late.

Greet mom!
Good morning Pedro, Matilde!

Everything will be super great.

Let's go!

Mom, I'll pick them up.

-OK.
-Bye Sofi, bye Emi.

See you

Bye!

Dr. Rosario García Avellaneda
Psychiatrist

Several years later...

-Hi Grandpa.
-Hi.

-Bye Dad.
-Bye!

-Bye Mom!
-Bye! Be good!

Bye Dad!

-All good?
-Yes.

Everything will be all right.

You need to be calm.

We will take care of you here.

Give me a second.

I'll be back in a minute.

-Hello?
-Hi, Fabi.

How are you, Adela?

I've just send you and e-mail
with the article our Mariana wrote;

I guess you know what is
about to happen with the judge.

Yes, I still couldn't properly read
what you sent me.

It's about the judge...
some book, right?

Exactly. I'll talk to Victoria. OK?

OK. Kisses.

30TH NATIONAL WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
MAR DEL PLATA 2015

THE OPPOSITE OF FEMINISM
IS IGNORANCE.

I'm going to Victoria's
for some tape.

We are informed that former judge García Avellaneda,

charged with child sexual abuse in 2005,

will present a book of his authorship

at the book fair in our city,

which will take place almost
simultaneously

with the National Women's Conference...

Hi Juan.

How is my guardian angel?

Hi, Lola, how are you?

Fine!

Lola, I decided to reopen
the case.

So I thought.

I need you.

-Are you sure?
-Absolutely.

Hi, Lola.
Adela!

-How are you?
-I'm fine!

It's great that you came.

I guess you are aware
of the situation with the judge.

Yes, we just heard the news.

We must take action and expose him.

-Alfredo darling! How are you?
-Matilde!

-How are you?
-Good morning!

-You're elegant as usual.
-Thanks!

To what do I owe my pleasure?

I was bringing Rosario the invitation
for the book presentation.

Let me see them!
Oh, they are gorgeous!

Oh, you are super
organized.

-They are fine, right?
-Very nice! I'll ask you for some.

Of course. No problem.

-How about you?
-I'm fine.

-Working hard, I guess.
-A lot.

There they come.

-Bye, dear, see you.
-OK, take care.

-Come on! We're late!
-Good morning!

Alfredo, hi!
Hi, Mom, hi Pedro.

-Is everything there, Mirna?
-Yes.

-I'll bring them.
-Great, Mom. I have patients.

-Bye Mom!
-Bye! Have a great day!

-They are so cute...
-They are, aren't they?

-All good?
-All good.

I wanted to bring you
the invitation

for your father's book presentation,

although it's still early,
you deserve it.

I'm honored!
You didn't have to come in person.

It's my pleasure.

Besides, we are very glad
and proud to be part,

specially considering
the subject it addresses.

Of course.

So, we are counting
on you being there.

Of course, it's Dad!

Now I'm leaving because we're
really busy organizing everything.

-Of course! Thanks for coming!
-You're welcome.

Bye!

We expect to see you all
at the National Women's Conference!

Hi girls. Everything
looks great!

-How are you, Lolita?
-Hi!

I'm going to Courthouse.

-Go, Victoria!
-Yes!

-Hi.
-How are you?

-I come to deliver a note.
-OK.

-I see. You're reopening a case.
-Yes.

-There you are.
-Thanks.

Counsellor?

It's Mauricio.
How are you?

Yes.

I'm calling you because a motion
to reopen a case has been filed.

Yes. The one from 2005.

That's why I dared to call you.

The plaintiff is the same woman
from back then.

Yes, López.

I wanted to let you know
because today it starts the...yes?

Whatever you need, just say the word.

Of course, counsellor.
You can count on it.

You're welcome.

Farewell.
At your disposal.

-Hi Mom!
-Hi! How was it?

-The fence was open, dear.
-OK, Mom.

How was your day at school?

-I have a lot of friends.
-That's great!

And I will be in school play!

How so?

At school!

My youngest granddaughter
is going to be in a school play!

I have to write down the date
so my couturier makes her the outfit!

That won't be necessary,
thanks Mom.

What do you mean
it won't be necessary?

Don't you remember

the dresses I had you done
for your school plays?

The entire Holly Mother
envied you;

the girls, their moms, everyone!

Emilita, you tell me;
your mom never listens to me.

Go inside,
supper is ready.

Well, darling...

Don't talk to them
about envy, Mom.

I don't like it.
I don't think it's right.

The point is them to
be willing to perform

and show their skills, not to show
Mrs. García Avellaneda's dresses.

Honey, my friend
is right when she says:

"How they see you
is how they treat you"

Life is not just about being one
but also looking like one.

And on second thought, sometimes
just looking like one is enough.

-Appearances?
-Yes.

I lost all my childhood friends
because of appearances.

What are you talking about?

Do you know what I remember?

I remember how lonely
and sad I was year after year,

when my friends didn't come
to my birthday parties,

when they ignored me at school...

all because of appearances.

I don't get you.
I really don't get you.

We gave it all to you.
You never lacked anything.

I wonder what's going on with you.

But I don't have time
to listen to your nonsense.

I have a charity tea.

-What's going on?
-Easy, easy...

Forget about the trial case, OK?

-Let go of me.
-You'll get in trouble.

Who are you?
Who sends you?

Don't play sassy with us.

Stop messing up or you'll
end up worse than your sister.

Let go of me!

OK, Victoria.

Your EKG is fine.

Your blood pressure is also fine.
All physical parameters are OK.

I would consider
checking the emotional

I'm going to refer you to psychiatry.

I will talk to the doctor.

You just rest here.
She'll be with you in a minute.

-Rosario, are you leaving?
-No. I'm on call.

I'd like you to see a woman
who came a couple of hours ago.

She came by herself, but
with a strong pain in her chest,

high blood pressure,
a fatigue condition...

We ran all the clinical tests
and they are fine;

enzymes, EKG, chest x-ray.

I think it's a panic attack.
I'd like you to see her.

OK. Let's see.

Victoria López, send her.

-No! I rather go.
-OK.

-Victoria...
-Uh?

How are you?

Relax.

I'm Rosario. I work in psychiatry.

The doctor that saw you
asked for us to talk a bit,

because all your tests
are fine.

You arrived with symptoms
that seemed to be of a cardiac nature,

but all is good,

so we think it may be caused
by emotional reasons.

Are you anxious,
distressed over something?

They threatened me.

Some guys threatened me,
they threatened me, I...

the worst part is they
managed to scare me.

Relax, you're safe here.

I'll get an anxiolytic
to help you relax.

Right. Thanks.

Excuse me, the doctor asked me
to bring you these tests.

I'm leaving.

Don't leave yet,
come sit.

Let's see.

These are all great.
But I have to follow you up.

I'm not coming to the hospital
tomorrow,

so I'll see you at my office.
Of course it's free.

-It's OK 9 AM?
-OK.

I'll give you a card
with my address...

I've ran out of cards.
Sorry.

I'm writing it down,
but for reference...

you know Tio Curzio restaurant?
it's two blocks from there.

So you can find it easily.

I'll see you tomorrow at 9.

-Get better.
-Thanks.

-Until tomorrow.
-Until tomorrow.

Good morning, Rosita.

Everything OK?

Would you bring me a coffee?

Thanks.

Good morning, Alfredo.

Good morning, Ricardo.

Here is....this.

What is this?

It came during the last few days.

I think it was during the last 3 days.

There's no sender.
Some have just a stamp...

Did it get by mail or
through reception desk?

Both.

Some of them were
at the door when we opened.

OK, leave it all here.
Thanks.

Hi.

Sir, you have a call.

Put it though.

-Hello.
-Is it Sanchez Guijón?

-Good morning.
-Good morning.

-Who is it?
-My name is Rosa Pucharelli.

OK.

I'm calling on behalf of the Women in Struggle Association

to condemn the presentation of García Avellaneda's book at the Fair.

We are noting it down.
Have a nice day.

Have a...

Repudiation of García Avellaneda

To the Director of the Mar del Plata
Book and Culture Fair,

Mr. Alfredo Sánchez Guijón

Hi.

Sir, you have a call.

No. Don't transfer
any more calls to me.

I'm going out right now.

Evaristo, good morning.

I need to see you urgently.

Yes.

11th BOOK AND CULTURE FAIR

Hi. How are you?

I'm fine,
looking forward to the book launch.

Well, that was precisely my rush,
Evaristo.

We've been friends
for a long time.

I won't listen to the gossip
of that scum,

or the fake news from the media
we know so well,

but things are changing.

I wonder if you know

that concurrently with the
presentation of the book at our fair,

a women's conference is being
organized.

And since we announced
your participation in the fair,

I've been constantly receiving
letters, calls, e-mails

on behalf of women's public
organizations,

demanding you not to be admitted
to the fair.

I'm going crazy, Evaristo,

I don't think I can handle this.

Dear Alfredo,

on behalf of our friendship
and our past,

I'm counting on you to handle this.

Dr. Rosario García Avellaneda
Psychiatrist

Victoria, are you feeling better?

Yes. I think
my blood pressure dropped.

Would you like
a glass of water?

Coffee? Tea?

Some tea would be great, thanks.

Of course.

-Thanks.
-Better?

Yes.

-Does it hurt?
-A little.

Victoria...what's going on?

I'm chasing an untouchable.

Tell me.

My sister was abused
by this man many times.

This guy who sent me these thugs.

It's been a long time
since I seek justice for my sister.

I filed a case, but it was dismissed
without conviction.

Technicalities of the power.

I know about technicalities,
they are actual labyrinths.

But what happens in other
cases you see at work?

Most cases do not reach either
the medical examination or the courts.

And if they do,
the rulings are outrageous.

They justify every abuse with PAS,

the famous Parental
Alienation Syndrome.

It's a profile
applied in several countries.

It's a non existent profile.

never accepted by international
psychiatry or psychology groups.

But judges use it anyway

and thus reconnect
victims with offenders.

As if children could
make up abuses.

And what about
children's testimonies?.

Aren't they taken into account?

Couldn't your sister
talk to your parents

about the situation she was living?

Of course she did,
and they believed her.

But they gave up.

That's why we left.

Because they were not going to beat
this white-collar gentleman.

They decided to take distance,

keep silent,

and continue with their lives
elsewhere.

She was very bright and cheerful
before these things happened to her.

She had a contagious laughter...

Do you know which was her
favorite thing?

Visiting her little friends.

OK.
We're done for today.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Same time. OK?

I can't tomorrow.

I'm giving a lecture about PAS
at the municipality.

Did you see that the
national women's conference started?

-No, I didn't.
-It did.

Here's a flyer.
I'd love if you could come to my talk.

OK...

-I'll walk you out.
-OK.

Good morning.

I came for breakfast.

Come in.

Hi, Victoria López'
office?

Upstairs, the office
at the end of the hallway.

Thanks.

Excuse me.

Rosario!

What a surprise!

What brings you around?

I read your message,

but I wanted to bring you
the certificate,

in case you needed it.

-OK!
-How are you?

I'm fine, calmer...

-still a bit sore...
-But that's better.

It looks better.

-Well, thanks for the certificate...
-I'll give it to you right now.

-OK...
-Just a minute...

What's the matter?

-I left it in the car!
-Don't worry...

What a shame. Sorry

You can bring it another day.
Have a sit.

No! You're working,
I don't mean to interrupt you.

It's OK, stay.
Would you like some water?

-No, thanks.
-Sit.

OK, just a bit.

Thanks. I felt much better
after we talked.

Are you OK?

Of course.

Your sister's situation
is really shocking.

Then I was wondering...

it's weird that such a thing
didn't come to light.

Such is the power this man has?

Yes.

He is one of many men
who never fall.

People with connections.

An abuser, the kind who acts
in his own home...

within the family environment,
with complete impunity.

Then they clean up their files,
their cases get lost...

My little sister suffered his torment
in complete silence.

Do you understand
she was just a child?

Ah, Lola!

Rosario, she is a friend:
Lola...

-All good?
-Sure. Thanks.

-She's my assistant today.
-Great.

But when she was 5,
I helped her come out of horror.

Tell her, Lola.

I came to talk
about tomorrow, but...

Thanks, some other time, Lola.

I'll get the certificate.
Sorry.

You can give it to me
tomorrow after session.

Great. I have
my daughter's birthday now.

-Bye.
-Bye.

Thanks.

The number you're calling is currently unavailable...

-Hi Mirna.
-Hi Rosario.

-All good?
-All good.

-I brought a couple of things.
-Great!

-Emilia?
-She's changing.

I'll go change and come down.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

To: Amparo Schaer
De los Ríos.

Hi Amparo.
Do you remember me?

I'm Rosario García Avellaneda,

from Holy Mother Primary School.

Hi...of course, how could I forget...

I'd like to see you.
Shall we meet at Tío Curzio?

OK. Let's set up the details later.
Kisses.

-All good, Mirna?
-All good.

-It looks great.
-Thanks.

-Would you get the door?
-Of course, Rosario.

-Welcome!
-Hi!

Hello!
Hi, Feli!

Hi, Dolo!

Emi is upstairs
getting changed with Pilar.

-Go figure! All good?
-Yes!

Do you want to leave
the presents there?

I love your hair!

-Come to the garden.
-This is all gorgeous!

-Do you like it?
-It's great!

Nice, isn't it?

Hi.

Hi! Oh!

It's beautiful, Dad.
Thanks!

She'll love it.

-How are you?
-Fine!

-Emilia is so excited!
-Of course!

Tomorrow is Bautista's birthday?

Tomorrow...

Why don't you focus on
this one first?

Yes, you're right!
I'm sort of...

-Excuse me.
-Go! I love this. Thanks!

-Hi Mom.
-Hi Sofi!

-Hi!
-Hi Sofía, hi Matilde.

-Hi Mom.
-Hi darling.

-How are you?
-I'm great.

Some of Emi's friends
from school are arriving.

OK! Mirna, help her with
the dress I bought her, please.

-All good, Daughter?
-Yes, Mom, all good.

Thanks for the cake.

Why are you doing that?

As if you didn't have help!

I gave you Mirna!

Enjoy your daughter's
birthday, Rosario!

By the way, where is the kid?

-She's in her room, with a friend.
-I want to greet her.

Yes, she just wants to change
her uniform to go out in her clothes.

-She wants to be pretty.
-Of course! She's right!

So, your father is here!
He didn't want to wait for me.

Where is he?

No idea, Mom.
Go find him.

Some mood you're in, Rosario!

-What place?
-Bocas del Toro.

It's an awesome island in Panama.

And how deep did you go?

-Eight meters, the first time.
-Aw! I would be terrified!

-No, it's just...
-No claustrophobia?

Not at all.

All you must have seen there down!
Did you take photos?

Of course! Then we dived again.

Give me just a second.
I wonder where Mirna is.

Don't run, girls, please.

Dad!

Dad, it's Alfredo!

Dad!

Dad!

Dad!

You were here!
It's Alfredo.

Yes?

-Rosario!
-Coming!

Let's go blow out the candles.

Chop chop!

PAS, let's see...
who creates it?

The inventor of PSA
was Richard Gardner

American child psychiatrist,
sergeant in the Army,

and pioneer of Masculinism,
the Antifeminist countermovement.

He conceived
a fictitious disease,

to defend very violent ex-combatants,

with a record of child abuse
and mistreatment.

According to this syndrome,

children make up their abuses
alienated by their mothers.

In the 80s, Gardner served as an
expert witness

for male rape defendants,

all of whom were
of high socio-economic status.

The damage this man has caused

with his delirious
and aberrant theory,

and that which the judges
continue to cause

with their rulings, is huge.

I want to illustrate this with
a case; that of Nathan Grieco,

a young US citizen who
committed suicide at age 15,

after being forced by justice

to resume contact
with his abusive father,

on the basis of considering
his case as PAS.

Thank you very much.

The 30th National Women's
Conference ends today.

We hope you all join us at the
demonstration to close this event.

See you there!

-Hi Rosario!
-Hi.

It's great that you came!

-Do you remember Lola?
-Of course, she works with you.

She lived a similar situation
to that of my sister.

Would you tell her, Lola?

I was 4 or 5 the first time...

my parents had been
separated for a long time.

He would come to pick up
my brother and me

every other weekend,

so we'd be with him
at his place.

My room was next to his,

and my brother's was
at the end of the hallway.

Then one night
he came looking for me,

I was half asleep,

he hoisted me...

he said we were playing,

I cried and whined

but he didn't care,

he just went on saying
it was a joke...

our little secret...

and, fortunately, unlike other cases,
my mom did believe me,

and besides seeking for
psychological help,

she took me to file the record.

That's when I met Victoria.

Seeing him in court was awful,

those meetings...

but the worst part was the ruling,

the Court of Appeals revoked
my father's visitation restraint,

based on the PAS,

and I was forced to see him.

And of course, my father
kept doing the same to me.

Her case was terrible,
as they all are,

and it ended up
just like the one I'm chasing...

unpunished.

This man I want to send to jail,

who must be 70 years old today

and most certainly has granddaughters.

I'm very sorry.

Excuse me.
My car is there, I need to pass.

No, you can't.
The demonstration is coming.

You'll have to go that way.

Hi, I need to pass.

The girls are coming,
please take the next street.

Move! We're late!

Why? What do you want?

What do you want?
Who are you? Tell me!

Rosario, Rosario...

I'm Belén's sister.

I'm Belén López' sister.

I'm sorry, Rosario,
I can't make it today.

Tomorrow noon at Tío Curzio?

OK.

-Hi!
-Hi!

-Long time no see.
-Right...

Thanks for coming.

I've been living abroad for a while,

and a couple of years ago
I came back to Mar del Plata.

I have two daughters,
they go to Holy Mother too.

Sofía is 11...

Emilia is 9...

I need to know what happened.

What do you mean what happened?

Why you never came home again.

Did I do anything to you?

No.

Why then you never
came again?

Why did you disappear?

It was not about you...

I need to know what happened.

It was your dad...

What about my dad?

Our parents didn't believe us,

and whom they believed,
like the López, had to leave.

Rosario, let me explain you.

As a result of the presentation

that your father is going to make
at the Book Fair,

the Women's Conference brought up

the report I filed against him
many years ago,

which remained unpunished.

So I decided to reopen the case.

But in addition
to the testimony of the victims,

the prosecutor asks for an eyewitness.

And I think you were that eyewitness.

Come, Rosario!

Rosario...

-Rosario!
-Where are my daughters?

Your parents picked them up
early this morning.

They said it was important.

I don't fucking care
what they said!

I didn't give my authorization
to let my daughters leave school

with anyone, and out of schedule.

But they are your parents, Rosario!

I also remind you
that you are in a religious place,

you need to watch your language.

I couldn't care less
about your opinion, Sister.

Oh...no! No! No!

Taxi!

Here!

Open up!

What's that?

Open the door, Mom!

Rosario?

Rosario! What's going on?

What happened?

Why did you take my daughters?

We had an appointment
with the dressmaker,

what's the matter, darling?

Darling, you look pale.
What's wrong?

-You knew?
-About what?

You knew everything.

-What are you saying, Rosario?
-Sofía!

-Rosario, listen...
-Emilia, let's go!

-What is it Rosario?
-Let's go!

-Let's go home!
-What happens, Mom?

We're just going home.
Get your things.

-Let's go!
-What happened?

We are going home.

-Come on!
-But what happened?

Let's go home.
Now!

Let's go, Emi.

Let's go.

Careful, careful.
Hurry up.

-You are leaving?
-Bye Grandpa.

Go, go, go.

Hey, Rosario!

What's going on?

Ouch, Mom!

Mom!

Let's sit here for a moment
and calm down.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Sofi, love, did Grandpa
ever do anything to you?

-What do you mean "anything"?
-Anything bad, honey.

Grandpa did nothing to me.

Emi, did he hurt you?

Did Grandpa do anything
that made you uncomfortable?

-No!
-You can tell me anything!

But Grandpa and Grandma
are super nice to us!

They didn't do anything
bad to us!

Yes, but...something happened to you?

No...I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

We're going home...

-Everything's fine.
-Are you OK?

Let's go.

The car broke outside the school,
so we're taking a cab.

Ah! They crashed into our car!
That's why you're sad?

No, honey.
I think the battery died.

So, I tried to start it, but couldn't.

Everything will be all right.

I promise.
Everything will be all right.

Against Child abuse- We refuse
García Avellaneda's presentation.

Popular Feminism-
No more impunity. Stop Child Abuse.

Feminism Now- García Avellaneda
Child Abuser.

No to Child Abuse-A Fair is not
for abusers.

Families against child abuse-
García Avellaneda is not culture.

Against child abuse-
We say No to García Avellaneda's book

Ricardo...
how's everything?

It's all fine.
What do you think?

It's OK.

You can go.

Carlos

Yes?

Have you got the list?

Yes sir.

Are you clear about
who can't enter, right?

Yes sir.

Don't worry.

Hi.

Relax.

Everything is perfectly fine.

That's the whole point,
controlling the media.

Those that matter, of course.

See you there.

Shall we go, Lola?
It's time.

Good afternoon.
Welcome...

Matilde!

How are you?
It's great to see you.

Welcome.

She hasn't arrived yet...

Let's go.

Good afternoon.

We want to thank
all of you for being here.

It is an honor for me

to inaugurate this 11th Book
and Culture fair of our city,

presenting this book,
which is essential today,

and of course its author,
a man of proven background,

former member at the
Court of Appeals,

federal judge, researcher and writer.

without further delay, let's welcome
Dr. Evaristo García Avellaneda.

Thank you very much.

Thank you all,
thanks dear Alfredo,

and also for the attendance
of such a distinguished audience.

However, it's needless to say

how deeply I loathe to see,
here as in our homeland,

mobs of resentful, vindictive beings,

unprincipled and moral people

who seek to challenge

the most essential
Western and Christian institutions

on behalf of their own
interests.

Those dark interests
that once led our homeland

almost
to the clutches of communism

and failing to recognize
the brutal defeat

they suffered in the 1970s
are returning with unusual violence...

seeking to take revenge
and impose their ideologies

with cases that have already
faced justice,

and this, the only bulwark of our
nation, has already dismissed.

However, they keep trying
to break our social morals.

We are The Quixotes...

those who raise the flag
of the homeland

above our moral superior,

justice.

ABUSER

SEXUAL ABUSE IS A CRIME.
NO MORE CONCEALMENT.

...CHILD
SEXUAL ABUSE

We are those who fight
against the windmills of...

hatred, intolerance and injustice.

Let's go, Alfredo.

I CAN'T STAND UP FOR HIM...
CAN YOU?

I am Rosario García Avellaneda,

During my childhood,
my father abused my friends.

I didn't remember it...

until today.

To all of us women.