Bombarded by Corruption (2026)

Running at forty-five minutes, this compelling documentary investigates the hidden forces behind the 1995 assault on the Río Tercero Military Factory, unpacking both the underlying triggers and the broader socio-political landscape that led to the catastrophe. Crafted by hometown creators Fernando Colautti, Guillermo Vigliecca, and Francisco Carranza, the production fuses hard-hitting reportage with polished cinematography to deliver a visually driven narrative. Debuting on the thirtieth anniversary of the fatal blasts, the film cuts through decades of silence to directly confront the central mystery: what exactly sparked the disaster? The initiative receives backing from the National University of Río Tercero (UNRT), an academic institution born from targeted legislative action designed specifically to deliver historical reparations to a community scarred by a state-sponsored atrocity.