El día que cambió la historia

The film narrates the experiences and challenges faced by the Argentine working class from the early 20th century up to October 17, 1945. It highlights the pivotal role of the meat workers of Berisso, who were significant figures during this transformative period in Argentina's history. With a runtime of 108 minutes, the film combines documentary elements with dramatic storytelling to engage viewers with this important narrative.

El día que cambió la historia features performances by Lito Cruz, Rubén Stella, and Amelia Bence, who contribute to the depth of the film's portrayal of historical events. This film's unique blend of documentary and drama makes it relevant for those interested in historical narratives and social issues. Collectors may appreciate its insights into Argentina's labor history and the specific events that shaped the working class.