An Argentinian Crime

About This Movie

Set against the gritty backdrop of Rosario in the 1980s, 'An Argentinian Crime' dives deep into the murky waters of a military dictatorship's dark legacy. The film paints a chilling picture of the era, blending a tense atmosphere with a raw and unfiltered look at police corruption. The pacing is taut, pulling you along with its young protagonists who are not just solving a mystery but are also navigating a minefield of danger. The performances feel grounded, giving a sense of realism that makes you root for them even more. The practical effects are minimal but effective, contributing to the film's overall authenticity. It’s this blend of personal stakes and larger historical themes that sets it apart from usual crime thrillers.

Pacing reflects the urgency of the investigation.Atmosphere captures the oppressive feel of the dictatorship.Realistic performances enhance the film's authenticity.