Back to Buenos Aires

Mariano Guerra returns to Argentina to testify against the military personnel who tortured him during the country's dictatorship. Rather than focusing on revenge, the story examines Guerra's internal conflict and the psychological scars left by violence. The narrative emphasizes his struggle with trauma and guilt, as he deals with the aftermath of having named his companions under torture.

The drama was directed by Marco Bechis, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Vijaya Bechis Boll. This production follows Bechis's 1999 film Garage Olimpo. It is a joint effort between Brazil and Italy, produced by companies including RAI Cinema and Fandango. Adriano Giannini stars in the lead role as Mariano Guerra. On TMDB, the film has a rating of 7.2/10 based on 6 votes.