As a Chilean, born in the 80's, growing in the fractured world of the Pinochet dictatorship, this documentary was absorbing. At some point, the news exploded with Salo Luna, speaking the unspeakable, narrating how this hardly known German group, influencing the Chilean politics, had done such and such. And little by little, that chamber of horror continued, giving space to more and more... in a way, this contributed not only to the downfall of the dictatorship, but also to search a point of understanding, as a wake up call to all things done in the past. In that perspective, the documentary is quite enlightening. You can go step by step and submerge yourself in the line of events. I believe it's a must see, for deniers and supporters, so that we don't repeat the mistakes of the past. No human should be allowed such an unlimited power, especially one that allowed such evilness.
