A governor 'cleans' the streets before a presidential visit—dignity sold separately.
With the imminent arrival of the President of the Nation, the governor of a province devises a plan to remove all vagrants and drunks from the streets.
Acting
Dumont's governor: banal evil in a tailored suit.
Direction
Pardo's documentary gaze makes fiction feel like testimony.
Director
Rolando Pardo
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Made during Argentina's democratic transition, the film channels collective memory of Dirty War disappearances into bureaucratic satire.
Litto Nebbia, who plays the blind announcer, is a legendary Argentine rock pioneer—his casting adds ironic musical heritage to the film's underclass.
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