Overview
- Martel presented her first documentary at the Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia, marking its Latin American debut after earlier festival screenings.
- The film reconstructs the 2009 killing of community leader Javier Chocobar in Tucumán during a land dispute involving the Chuschagasta people.
- Martel dedicated the screening and her honor to Chocobar and Indigenous peoples and unveiled a cinema seat bearing her name in Sala 4 of Cinépolis Centro.
- The documentary draws on roughly 15–16 years of investigation and incorporates recordings from an oral public trial.
- Coverage notes that individuals convicted in the Chocobar case were later released without serving their sentences, a point the film uses to question the justice system as Martel urges filmmakers to act independently of government backing.