This documentary opened my eyes to an unfamiliar and horrible era of Chile's history. And the way in which it did it, with Quique Cruz 's amazing catharsis through music, makes it a major piece of art. The testimonies are extraordinary, it is so beautifully edited with an incredible rhythm and poetry, and will stay with me for a long time after watching it.

Although it is hard to follow at first, this is a beautiful documentary. Now, let me explain. The events narrated are horrible and the political events that follow it are deeply sad. Still, this is not a political documentary but the documentary of people trying to healing themselves through their art. That is what is beatiful of this documentary. The artists showcased and Quique Cruz have a way to explain their nightmares in a way that is both painful but beautiful. From the poet, from the painter to Quique's mother himself. Their testimonies carry the documentary. A few times it gets carried away but how can you blame the documentarist? They came to the world to mean what they say and to say it with grace and eloquence. It might be lost in translation but I speak Spanish so, I got the full blow of their words. A really excelent documentary.