El juego más hermoso del mundo

This medium-length documentary combines both educational and promotional elements. It highlights the selection and training process of young soccer players at the River Plate Soccer School, overseen by Carlos Peucelle. The film features a mix of archive footage, including training sessions of the renowned River's "La Máquina" team, along with animated segments created by Oscar Desplats, Carlos Ávila, and Oscar Grillo.

As a documentary focused on soccer, it offers insight into Argentine history and culture surrounding the sport. For collectors, it represents a unique look at the evolution of soccer in Argentina during the 1960s, illustrating the significance of River Plate in the soccer landscape. The blend of real footage and animation provides a distinctive viewing experience that captures the essence of the game and its impact on society.