A House Without Curtains

This documentary delves into the story of María Estela Martínez, known as Isabel Perón. From her beginnings as a cabaret dancer, she rose to become the first female president in the Americas, a feat that was overshadowed by subsequent political turmoil.

A House Without Curtains examines the complexities of her legacy, particularly how she survived the harsh realities of prison and exile during a brutal military dictatorship. The film seeks to uncover the reasons behind Isabel Perón's haunting presence in Argentina's collective memory and the ongoing discourse surrounding her life and political career.

With a runtime of 92 minutes, this film offers an in-depth look at a significant yet often overlooked figure in Argentine history. Collectors interested in documentaries that tackle political narratives and historical figures will find this film compelling.