A crucial political figure supports Banfield in the 1951 Argentina soccer championship final against Racing Club, reflecting the struggle between power and the humble.
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A crucial political figure supports Banfield in the 1951 Argentina soccer championship final against Racing Club, reflecting the struggle between power and the humble.
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Synopsis
In 1951, the final match of Argentina's soccer championship pits Banfield against Racing Club. Banfield receives unexpected support from a prominent political figure, who aligns with the underdog team. The film intertwines fiction and documentary elements to reflect the political climate of the time. It captures the tension between power and the common people, as the match becomes a symbol of hope for many. The stakes are high, both on and off the field.
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Why Watch
- See the 1951 soccer final between Banfield and Racing Club.
- Meet the political figure backing Banfield's underdog status.
- Find out how football reflects Argentina's political landscape.
Did You Know
- The film is set during the 1951 Argentina soccer championship final.
- Banfield faced Racing Club, a team known for its dominance in Argentine football.
- The film features a significant political figure supporting Banfield.
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What year did the soccer championship final between Banfield and Racing Club take place?
The final took place in 1951.
How long is the documentary 'Captain Evita'?
The documentary has a duration of 47 minutes.
Who was an important political figure that sided with Banfield?
Evita Perón was the important political figure that sided with Banfield.
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