Una misión heroica frente al desembarco británico | Serie “Voces de Malvinas”
Navy Lieutenant Owen Guillermo Crippa, an Argentine Navy pilot and Falklands veteran, relives one of the conflict's most daring missions: a solo attack against the British fleet at San Carlos. Crippa recounts how he identified enemy vessels, attacked a British ship, and dodged a low-flying missile amidst enemy frigates, helicopters, and barges. A true testament to ingenuity and courage in the midst of the Falklands War. About the series "Voices of the Falklands" "Voices of the Falklands" is a series of micro-documentaries in which Argentine veterans share their combat experiences and reflect on the impact of the 1982 conflict on their lives. Through firsthand accounts, the living memory of soldiers, non-commissioned officers, and officers from the various participating forces, from diverse social, cultural, and geographical backgrounds in the country, is reconstructed. Each episode offers in-depth and personal accounts, recording firsthand the experiences of those who led the war. It is a federal and collective project featuring the voices of combat-tested Argentines who have much to tell us about who we Argentines were, are, and can be. The short films are produced from in-depth interviews conducted within the framework of the action-research project "Voices of the Malvinas. Archive of the Memories of the Combatants," hosted by the Malvinas Observatory, part of the Research and Postgraduate Secretariat of the National University of Lanús. This is a collective and federal project carried out in collaboration with educational institutions, public agencies, social organizations, veterans' and family members from different regions of the country. This project is an audiovisual record of the testimonies of the Argentine protagonists of the 1982 war, their study and preservation for future generations of Argentines. In addition, a photographic record is made of war artifacts preserved by combatants (letters, notes, logbooks, clothing, remains of war material, holy cards, rosaries, photos). Everything produced is incorporated into the collection of the National Archives and the repositories of participating institutions. Interviews are periodically published on the YouTube channel ( / @vocesdemalvinas . The short films in the series are produced by various teams that make up the "Voces de Malvinas" network. Many of them are the work of Multimedia Arts students from the University of the Arts, and others are the work of Audiovision students from the National University of Lanús. Senate TV, among other institutions, also participates in the production of the short films. The interview with General Director Owen Guillermo Crippa was conducted on May 7, 2024 as part of Voces de Malvinas at the UNA. Art and War, hosted by the Transdepartmental Area of Criticism of the National University of the Arts in conjunction with Senate TV and the Malvinas Warfare Directorate of the National Senate. Screenplay and Direction: María Sofía Vassallo Editing: Nasha Micaela Santillán Kurylowicz and Leonel Yamil Spagnolo Pre-Production: María Sofía Vassallo Production: María Florencia Giordano Interview: María Sofía Vassallo and Sergio Gentile Camera and Sound: Alejandro Pereira Pazos Distribution: Rocío Giménez Photography: María del Valle Astudillo Written Recording: Nadia Klaver Transcription: Agustina Sampaulo Audiovisual Coordination: Gustavo Quinteiro Original Music (Introduction): Leo Fucci Graphic Design: Ariel Fischer

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