Cemento: The Documentary

The documentary runs for 105 minutes and offers a deep dive into the history and legacy of CEMENTO, a venue that played a significant role in Argentina's rock culture. Through interviews with musicians, producers, and workers, it captures personal anecdotes and reflections on the venue's importance in the music scene.

Cemento: The Documentary reflects on the interplay between rock music and the evolution of democracy in Argentina. It emphasizes how rock served as both a form of expression and a source of pride for the community. By documenting these stories, the film aims to preserve the memory of a cultural landmark that shaped the country's musical landscape.