La mano de Dios

This film revolves around a Colombian woman's arrival at Ezeiza Airport in 1986 during the World Cup. As she navigates her new surroundings, the film intertwines her journey with the iconic moments of the match where Maradona scores the famous 'Hand of God' goal and the subsequent 'Goal of the Century.'

The setting of Argentina in the mid-1980s adds depth to the narrative, reflecting the lingering effects of the Falklands War on its citizens. The film showcases how sports can serve as a unifying backdrop amidst societal tensions, making it an intriguing watch for those interested in both drama and historical context.

Collectors will appreciate the available formats, including DVD, which allows for physical ownership of this culturally significant film. The production by INCAA and Centro de Producción e Investigación Audiovisual (CePIA) further highlights its roots in Argentine cinema.