The Crisis Caused 2 New Deaths

About This Movie

So, 'The Crisis Caused 2 New Deaths' really dives deep into a specific moment in Argentine history—a pivotal day, really. The tone is somber, almost journalistic, and it lingers on the uncomfortable questions surrounding media responsibility and the gruesome events that unfolded at Pueyrredón Bridge. You get a sense of the disconnection between what was happening on the ground and how it was reported—or not reported, as the case may be. The pacing is reflective; it takes its time to let you digest the gravity of the situation. There’s a starkness in the visuals, and the absence of flashy effects makes it all the more haunting. This documentary isn’t just about the past; it prompts you to think about the role of journalism in society today. Quite thought-provoking, really.

Focuses on media practices during crises.Investigates the Pueyrredón Bridge incident.Examines journalist responsibility and ethics.