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The documentary Hachero nomás (1966) showed the harsh social conditions of the lumberjack workers in the Argentine province of Santa Fe. The film's crew established their base in a small village called Fortín Olmos. Four decades later, through remembrance and footage from that seminal documentary, "Back to Fortín Olmos" reconstructs the experience of social improvement that, between 1960 and 1975, working priests and secular Catholics from the cities performed among the exploited workers of Argentine's mountainous Northwest.—Anonymous