It is also the area where Daniel Burman was raised — and where his love of storytelling began.

And his film The Tenth Man, which was released in 2016, takes places in Once (pronounced On-zay).

In one scene, the main character, who is Jewish, walks past a memorial for the 85 victims of the 1994 Argentine Israelite Mutual Association (AIMA) bombing.

The deadly attack came two years after a terrorist attack at the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires killed 29.

And, 30 years later, Daniel’s new Amazon Prime series, Yosi, the Regretful Spy, tells the story of the lead-up to the suicide bombing at the embassy.

The first scene in the eight-part drama begins with a huge pile of debris, policemen carrying bodies and survivors crying for help.

“The project started for me in a book store,” Daniel told me from his home in Buenos Aires.

“I picked up this book by Miriam Lewin and Horacio Lutzky, and read that it was a true story about a spy who infiltrated the Jewish community in Buenos Aires.

“I called Miriam and Horacio because I knew then that their story was waiting for me because it captivated me so much.”

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