A public prosecutor, a young lawyer and their inexperienced legal team prosecute the heads of Argentina's military dictatorship.
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Argentina, 1985 is exceptionally well-made work, gripping for all of its runtime, and such compelling technique makes up for an otherwise superficial rendering of this crucial moment in Latin American history.| Read in full: Argentina, 1985 film review We Love Cinema
It’s a forthright, muscular and potent movie.The Guardian
Strange to note that the same Venice Competition that brought us Saint Omer, Alice Diop’s stunning, subtly radical reworking of the courtroom drama, should also have featured Santiago Mitre’s rather classical take on the genre, Argentina 1985.Sight and Sound
Court scenes are served straight, unlike the lawyer’s lives, which are spiced with an “Ally Mcbeal”-esque irreverence.IndieWire
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