The article discusses a new documentary that confronts inherited trauma in a Chilean family. The co-directors, Gabriela Pena and Picho García, are a filmmaking couple who return to Pena's family history to explore her relationship with her mother and the impact of exile, dictatorship, and silence. The film appears to explore these complex, deeply personal issues in an intimate, nuanced way. It focuses not only on the trauma itself, but how it gets passed down through generations and shapes identity and family dynamics. The idea of "returning to the womb, figuratively speaking" to unpack these weighty themes is intriguing. For those interested in documentaries that delve into the human experience, this project may be of interest. It remains to be seen how the co-directors navigated the balance between the personal and the political, and whether the film offers any insights or perspectives that challenge common narratives around trauma and resilience. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/where-the-silence-is-heard-film-interview-family-trauma-1236529872/