The relatives are negotiating with Netflix for the possibility of knowing, in a sort of avant premiere, the content of the series before March 7.
Relatives of the submarine victims ARA San Juan announced that they “do not endorse the content” of the eight-chapter documentary that the platform will premiere Netflix on March 7 and they stated that they could appeal legally for its content.
“Given the imminent premiere of the documentary series on the ARA San Juan, they state that They do not endorse its content because they do not know it.. Unfortunately, the platform leaves the families of the crew members to wait for a ‘premiere’ date, having to find out on television what it is about,” the majority complaint expressed in a document.
The relatives, represented by lawyer Valeria Carreras, announced “the discomfort with the way in which dissemination is approached“, without having given the mothers of the minors, sons and daughters of the crew members, the necessary time to prepare them.”
The request to Netflix from the relatives of the victims of the ARA San Juan
“The importance of the dissemination of the case that destroyed 44 families and marked a before and after in the history of unsolved crimes in Argentina is not ignored, but the priority remains to reach the truth to obtain justice for all those responsible” , added the text.
The relatives are negotiating with Netflix for the possibility of knowing, in a sort of avant premiere, the content of the series before March 7.
Netflix announced for that day the first of eight chapters, half an hour each, about the tragedy of the submarine that collapsed on November 15, 2017.
Source: Ambito
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