Orden (Ajedrez)
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About This Movie
Orden (Ajedrez) is a 1970 documentary that explores the interplay between a chess game and the backdrop of political and social turmoil in Argentina. Directed by students at the Universidad Nacional del Litoral, this short film offers a unique perspective on history through the lens of a simple chess match.
This film is quite rare, primarily because it was produced as part of an educational initiative at the UNL in Argentina. Many collectors appreciate its historical context and the insight it provides into 1970s Argentine society. It's not just another documentary—it's a piece of history wrapped in a personal narrative, making it an intriguing find for anyone interested in political cinema or the evolution of film as a medium in Latin America.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Orden (Ajedrez)?
Orden (Ajedrez) is a documentary and history film.
Who directed Orden (Ajedrez)?
The film was produced by students at the Instituto de Cinematografía de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral.
What year was Orden (Ajedrez) released?
Orden (Ajedrez) was released in 1970.
What is the primary focus of Orden (Ajedrez)?
The film focuses on two men playing chess during a time of political and social turmoil in Argentina.
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