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- In A Liga a heterogeneous team of journalists, reporters and actors take off to live reality without prejudices. To show and explore a same fact from different angles including entertainment, irony, harshness, testimonies and drama. Each member of A Liga tries different focus on a same matter. They hunt for life stories without assumptions or accusations.
- Reality changes depending on how you see it. CQC has its own way of seeing things. "Caiga Quien Caiga" is a weekly news roundup that takes a humorous and ironic approach to reporting current affairs, show business and sports. A program that laughs at reality and takes information to limits beyond what is expected. Each week, direct and live from the studio, a trio of hosts presents the most original stories to show reality in a very distinct way to the everyday newscasts we are used to. Its reporters - those in charge of going out on the street - are willing to do anything to get a surprising story. They are not afraid of anybody, not politicians, presidents or film stars. They always ask the least convenient and most uncomfortable questions, provoking unexpected and funny reactions from celebrities.
- Ten years after the terrorist attack against the AMIA, this documentary highlights unknown aspects as well as ties to the terrorist attack to the Israel embassy. From the investigation held by journalist Juan Salinas, this documentary shows the mistakes in the instruction process as well as the absence of attention paid to information sources which, due to lack of investigation, obstructed the capacity to determine whether there was a connection to Middle Eastern terrorist organizations. The aspects are, to this date, ignored by a large number of Argentina's public opinion. They are analyzed through the reconstruction of the facts from a new and novel point of view. This new approach focuses on the relation of the attacks and the money laundering network, the coexistence between state functionaries and weapon smugglers and the possibility that the attacks might have been the result of disputes among international criminal groups.
- Punto Doc has the dynamism to face anything from an historical investigation and a scientific report to a live coverage of an election. Punto Doc has achieved an unquestionable strength in its concept, thus occupying a leading place in research journalism on Argentine TV and growing into the show with the highest audience level of the genre
- From 1976 to 1983 Argentines lived under a bloody dictatorship. Thirty thousand people disappeared as a consequence of the government's repressive regime, among them, there were pregnant women forced by the military to give birth in clandestine detention centers. Hijos del Dolor, Nietos de la Esperanza (Children of Pain, Grandchildren of Hope) is a documentary which retells the story of a group of young people and their grandmothers as they attempt to reconstruct their life story and their family. Until now, only seventy-eight out of the four hundred missing children have recovered their true identity and begun to know their other life story. The documentary is a journey towards the somber effects of the state terrorism practiced in the past and the sequels, which, to this date, affects our society.
- Thirty Seconds is a Docu Soap that registers the daily work at a fire station, using a language that mixes documentary and reality. A production crew complete with a camera and journal teams, lives at a fire house ready to accompany, aboard the fire truck, firefighters to their next call.
- The more eyes that look, the more eyes that see... Reality is among us as an endless chain of facts. Situations that are right under our noses or that are hidden waiting to be revealed. In La Liga a heterogeneous team of journalists, reporters and actors take off to live reality without prejudices. To show and explore a same fact from different angles including entertainment, irony, harshness, testimonies and drama. Each member of La Liga tries different focus on a same matter. They hunt for life stories without assumptions or accusations. The show portraits the facts without making any statements allowing the audience to arrive to their own conclusions: this is a new kind of journalism. The teamwork help us gather different points of view, and the visual and narrative construction of the stories reinforce this aim. Each one of them faces the topics in an original and relaxed way, according to their personalities.
- Malvinas - The Intimate War On April 2, 1982 nearly five thousand Argentinean soldiers set foot on the Malvinas Islands, claiming sovereignty, and setting forth an armed conflict against Great Britain. The Military Junta planned the invasion of the archipelago at a time when the population's discontent was increasing as a result of a deteriorating economy and violations of human rights. Three months later, the end of the war would bring forth the fall of the military dictatorship and the beginning of a nightmare for the ex combatants doomed to live in oblivion. Six hundred soldiers died in the battlefield, but more than three hundred fifty decided to put an end to their lives once they returned to their country. Malvinas, the intimate war is a documentary which reviews the facts through the eyes and descriptions of the survivors. A return to the experiences of the real protagonists of the war, capturing the human face of each story. Through the narrations of friends and relatives, documentation, photographs, recreations and resources taken from the actual places of battle, we reconstruct the lives of those that were called to be a part of Argentina's martial history.
- This documentary tells what happened on December 20th 2001, a date that marked a turning point in Argentine democracy. The facts precipitated vertiginously that day, and the people decided something had to change. It all started with the banging of saucepans and spontaneous marches and ended with blood. "December 20th" tells about what happened those days, who were on the streets, why they left their homes, how the repression got started and why and who murdered the people that were killed. The documentary is crossed by three plot lines: The previous atmosphere, the critical 24 hours and the consequences.