A documentary series about one of the femicides that most moved Argentine society.
Netflix announced the premiere of The thousand deaths of Nora Dalmassothe new documentary series filmed in Argentina, which will be available for everyone from June 19.
The production, throughout its three episodes, tells the case from an intimate and revealing perspective, based on the testimonies of his family, in the voice of his children Facundo and Valentina Macarrón And his widower Marcelo Macarrón As they never did before, but also from the vision of their friends, specialized journalists and figures of the judicial and police.
How was the case of the death of Nora Dalmasso
In November 2006, Nora Dalmasso She was not only the victim of a brutal crime when she was killed at home, but also of the ruthless trial of public opinion, which condemned her without evidence. This series reconstructs the crime, which is still unresolved. With exclusive access to its intimate circle, unpublished archive material and testimonies of friends, lawyers, journalists and researchers, the documentary series proposes a deep and human look on history. A new way of understanding the Dalmasso case, beyond the scandal, in search of new perspectives on a femicide that shocked the country.
In the words of its director, Jamie Crawford: “The murder of Nora Dalmasso is one of the most infamous crimes in Argentina, a femicide transformed into a soap opera and fed by sexual intrigue, corruption and conspiracy. By chance, I have a personal connection for having lived in Río Cuarto, Córdoba, and almost 20 years after his death I wanted to look Calvary of decades ”.
Nora Dalmasso’s thousand deaths It adds to the extensive list of documentaries of Argentine stories of Netflix as María Soledad: the end of silence; The Illusions seller: the Zoe Generation case; ARA San Juan: the submarine that disappeared; The thieves: the true history of the theft of the century; The photographer and the mailman: the crime of heads; Carmel: Who killed María Marta?; Nisman: the prosecutor, the president and the spy; Vilas: You will be what you should be or not to be anything and Fangio, the man who tamed the machines.
Source: Ambito
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