A chronological account of the events that culminated in the 1968 student massacre of Tlatelolco, this film intertwines recordings of the protests with still photographs, accompanied by the voice of a narrator who questions the spectator. Thus, it represents the possibility of communicating what happened inside the student movement to a general audience, as conventional media showed a very unrealistic version of this period.
Óscar Menéndez is a photographer and a fiction and documentary filmmaker. His work stands out for tackling social issues, through films such as México Bárbaro, – inspired in the homonymous book by John Kenneth Turner – Únete pueblo and Historia de un documento.