English: In 2008 Central American University Audiovisuals (AUCA) produced the 59-minute documentary Colima to break the silence and open the way towards restoring people’s human dignity. Colima tells the story of a mother whose daughter was murdered and their search for truth. The documentary was screened in cinemas throughout El Salvador and has already been successful in facilitating the beginning of a judicial process of exhumation of the victims, their identification and the return of the bodies to their families. Colima is the first documentary of its genre ever produced in El Salvador.
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