Using as a starting point an innocent college sketch where students recreate what was once taken in times of Pinochet, this documentary looks at one of the least known aspects of resistance to military dictatorship: the students movement. Through interviews, archival footage and a splendid collection of photographs from the period, supporting actor relives the epic loss of a generation. That of those without political calculation or power hungry, took to the streets to fight against what he sensed unfair and undemocratic. Sharing or not the ideas of some of the interviewees, many of whom now have followed opposite paths to each other-this is a documentary of weight towards the end by evoking the emotions more dignified and more bitter by the findings. In its limited way through the big screen, was a historic residence in Alameda Art Cinema. A film for children with siblings.