Funny Dirty Little War

The film centers on a small revolution in an Argentine town, where a newly elected Peronist faces accusations of communism from rival factions. As tensions rise, he recruits an eclectic group of allies, from the town drunk to young Peronists, leading to a slapstick confrontation filled with political satire.

With a runtime of 73 minutes, Funny Dirty Little War presents a unique blend of comedy and serious political commentary. The film showcases notable performances by actors like Federico Luppi, Ulises Dumont, and Víctor Laplace. Its exploration of political incompetence and protest makes it a relevant piece of Argentine cinema from the early 1980s.

Collectors will find this film available in DVD and VHS formats, as well as other options, making it accessible for those interested in political comedies or Argentine film history. Its blend of humor and political critique is especially appealing to fans of international cinema.