Prime Video premiered the new series Cro-Magnonbased on the tragic story and which has a large cast, and although it became a success of reproductions, it has generated negative repercussions on the part of some survivors.
The production premiered in 240 countries last Friday, November 8, and has eight chapters and performances by Luis Machín, Paola Barrientos, Dani La Chepi, Esteban Lamothe, Soledad Villamil and Muriel Santa Ana, inter alia.
The strong statement against the Cromañón series
Members of the organization Don’t Tell Us Cro-Magnonmade up of survivors and relatives of the victims, repudiated the series through a publication on their Instagram account.
“We believe that it is positive that Cro-Mañón is talked about and that a child who does not know what Cro-Mañón is, finds out about its existence and can become interested in the subject and try to find more reliable information through other means,” begins the document.
However, the organization repudiated “that an economic return is generated with something that today still hurts us all.”
“We do not believe that memory must be generated at any cost”they pointed out, while arguing that the trivialization of the tragedy “can remove wounds for those of us who in some way experienced it closely,” and insisted: “For this reason we make available our mental health assistance program, aimed at survivors and relatives.”
“Our life is not a movie. It’s real life. We are here to say once again ‘Don’t tell us Cro-Magnon'”they concluded.
What Cro-Magnon is about
“Based on real events that forever marked a country,” says the trailer released by Prime Video, between images of the young people who were involved in the tragedy, before and after the fatal outcome.
20 years after one of the most tragic events in our country, the production remembers the lives of the victims. The chapters tell the story of a group of teenage friends who were victims of the fire that occurred at the República Cromañón club in Buenos Aires in 2004.
Under the direction of Marialy Rivas and Fabiana Tiscornia, the story is told from Malena’s perspective. The 19-year-old girl dreams of being an artist and attends her favorite rock band’s concert on the night of December 30, 2004. Four years later, she returns to her childhood neighborhood to reconcile with the past and overcome her guilt. What does he feel for having survived the fire?
Source: Ambito
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