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Perón: Political Update and Doctrine for the Seizure of Power 1971

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What is Perón: Political Update and Doctrine for the Seizure of Power?

Perón: Political Update and Doctrine for the Seizure of Power is a film first released in 1971. Catalogued under Documentary.

Type
Film
Year
1971
Status
Released
Runtime
140 minutes
Release date
Jan 1, 1971
Genres
Documentary
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Overview

Perón: Political Update and Doctrine for the Seizure of Power is a film first released in 1971. Catalogued under Documentary. Current status: Released.

Should you watch it?

“Exiled leader Perón outlines his political strategy in candid interviews.”

Reasons to watch
  • Direct insight from Perón
  • Historical context of Argentine politics
  • Extensive interview footage
Keep in mind
  • Long runtime may challenge casual viewers
  • Limited visual variety

Watch it if you're interested in Argentine history or political documentaries.

The film is a serious political documentary, suitable for mature audiences interested in history.

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Who is the primary interview subject?

The primary interview subject is Juan Domingo Perón.

When were the interviews filmed?

The interviews were filmed between June and October 1971.

Where were the interviews conducted?

The interviews took place in Madrid, where Perón was exiled.

What political topics does Perón discuss?

He discusses the current situation of the Justicialist movement and steps to win the presidential elections again.

What type of film is it?

It is a documentary released in 1971 with a runtime of about two hours and twenty minutes.