In the midst of Argentina's bloodiest era, the country took center stage as the host of the World Cup. The military government, the national team, and even the resistance risked everything for this monumental event.
Argentina ‘78: The Deadliest World Cup
DETAILS
In a time where dictatorships were commonplace, Argentina hosted the most significant sport event on the planet. As thousands of people were abducted and taken to concentration camps, the military saw the World Cup as an opportunity to legitimize their power. Meanwhile, millions of Argentine fans followed the matches, seeking a glimmer of light between the dark. Across four episodes, this documentary weaves together soccer, horror, and political intrigue to tell a story that is both unique and unforgettable.
- Release Date:
- 2024
- Genre:
- History,
- Docuseries,
- Sports
- Rating:
- Creator:
- Lucas Bucci
- Tomás Sposato
- Cast:
- César Luis Menotti
- Mario Firmenich
- Daniel Passarella
- Mario Kempes
- Ezequiel Fernández Moores
- Miriam Lewin
EPISODES
S1:E1 The Beginning of All Beginnings
The dictatorship decides to host the 1978 World Cup. All eyes are on the country's team.
S1:E2 Game on
The team faces the "Group of Death." To fend off criticism, the dictatorship must win the World Cup.
S1:E3 All In
Forty years later, the most controversial soccer match in history is thoroughly investigated.
S1:E4 Glory
Argentina plays the final while it tries to reconcile the emotions of its controversial World Cup.
