Ministry of Special Affairs. Inglander N.

Argentina, 1976. The military junta wages a war with his people: mass arrests, cruel torture, hopeless executions and secret abductions. Every day people disappear without a trace. However, the Jew Kadish Poznan corrects reality in his own way: his efforts are not alive, but the deceased - unworthy ancestors, whose names were instructed to shoot down at night from cemetery tombstones so that they would not disgrace the decent members of the Jewish community. But once his own son disappears. In desperation, parents contact the Ministry of Special Affairs. Here, those who have lost the hope of finding missing relatives rush along the Kafkian corridors of the authorities. Balancing on the verge of drama and grotesque, Nathan Inlander shows the tragedy of the whole people in the history of one family.