Simón, el hijo del pueblo

The documentary presents the story of Simón Radowitzky, focusing on the events surrounding the anarchist movement in Buenos Aires. It begins on May 1, 1909, when police violently repressed a massive anarchist march, resulting in casualties. This pivotal moment sets the stage for the subsequent explosion of the police chief Ramón Falcón's carriage, which is tied to Radowitzky's actions.

The film features Osvaldo Bayer, who provides insight into the complexities of anarchist ideology and the historical context of the events. It captures the tension of the era, highlighting the struggle for political freedom and the consequences faced by those involved in the movement. For collectors of documentaries that focus on social and political history, this film serves as a significant representation of anarchism in early 20th-century Argentina.