My only grudge is that the English dubbed version leaves the film curiously disembodied, shorn of an all-out heft and impact. It would have packed in a wallop and been better heard, understood, and heeded if it spoke in its forceful original language...

Justice, Argentina, 1985 suggests, isn’t a destination but a constant process.

Director Santiago Mitre takes a non-fussy docudrama approach and it’s the right move.

In conclusion, Argentina, 1985, through a remarkable setting that manages to recreate and transmit the climate of the time, entertainingly narrates one of the most important events in Argentine history. A fact that deserved to be brought to the big screen