Alsina's Trench

Alsina's Trench explores the historical significance of the trench built in 1876 as a means to separate the so-called 'civilized' from the 'barbarians'. The documentary provides insight into the brutal realities of the 'campaña del desierto', a campaign that led to the massacre of numerous indigenous peoples.

With a runtime of 69 minutes, this film features contributions from Osvaldo Bayer, a prominent figure in Argentine history. The film is produced by Pentafilms Cine, known for its focus on important social and historical issues. Collectors interested in documentaries that examine complex historical narratives will find this film a relevant addition to their collections.