Who are the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo? What is the story of these women who knew how to turn pain into struggle? What is their struggle? How did they become a global symbol of the fight for human rights, freedom, and socialism?

More than forty years after their first protest in front of the Government House, the last mothers of the 30,000 people disappeared by the last Argentine dictatorship offer an intimate account of the long struggle in search of their children, of their resistance to the economic model imposed after the genocide, and of their political organization as a movement of mothers and women.