Silvia 2015
"In 1977, Silvia Suppo was kidnapped and raped during the last Argentine civic-military dictatorship. In 2009, her testimony was key to achieving the first conviction of the federal judge, Víctor Brusa. Three months later, she was brutally murdered."
Directed by Paula Kuschnir, *Silvia (2015)* is a gripping documentary that exposes the harrowing true story of Silvia Suppo, a survivor of Argentina's brutal civic-military dictatorship in 1977.
Director: Paula Kuschnir
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Silvia (2015) about?
*Silvia (2015)* follows the life of Silvia Suppo, a survivor of Argentina's military dictatorship who, after enduring unimaginable violence, became a key witness in a landmark human rights trial. Her testimony helped convict a federal judge, but her fight for justice ended in tragedy when she was murdered shortly after.
Who directed Silvia?
The documentary *Silvia (2015)* was directed by Paula Kuschnir.
Who stars in Silvia?
Cast details for *Silvia (2015)* are not publicly listed.
Is Silvia (2015) worth watching?
As a documentary exploring themes of justice and impunity, *Silvia (2015)* offers a powerful and sobering experience. While it lacks a traditional IMDb rating, its subject matter and execution make it a compelling watch for those interested in human rights films.
How long is Silvia?
*Silvia (2015)* has a runtime of 67 minutes.
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About Silvia (2015) — A Stunning Documentary on Courage and Impunity
Directed by Paula Kuschnir, *Silvia (2015)* is a gripping documentary that exposes the harrowing true story of Silvia Suppo, a survivor of Argentina's brutal civic-military dictatorship in 1977. After enduring kidnapping, sexual violence, and a forced abortion, Silvia's resilience led to the historic conviction of federal judge Víctor Brusa in 2009—a landmark moment in the fight for justice. Yet her courage came at a devastating cost: just three months after testifying, she was murdered outside her store in Rafaela. Shot over 67 minutes, this documentary paints a chilling portrait of impunity, memory, and the cost of speaking truth to power.
With an unflinching tone and stark visuals, Kuschnir crafts a film that's as much about trauma as it is about the fragile threads of hope in the face of systemic violence. *Silvia (2015)* is a haunting tribute to a woman whose fight for justice cost her everything, and an urgent reminder of the unfinished battles for accountability in Argentina.