The trees of Buenos Aires

This documentary focuses on the significance of trees in Buenos Aires, presenting a visual narrative that highlights their role in the urban ecosystem. Directed in a time when environmental awareness was beginning to gain traction, it captures the essence of the city’s greenery and its relationship with urban life.

Luisa Vehil takes center stage, guiding viewers through the documentary's exploration of Buenos Aires. Her presence adds a personal touch to the film, enhancing its engagement with the audience. As a piece from the late 1950s, it reflects the documentary style and thematic concerns of the era, making it relevant for collectors interested in historical environmental narratives.