Series XXVIII: Who's Running the Show, 1987, inclusive

Scope and Content Note

The 28-minute documentary Who's Running the Show? (Quien Dinge la Batuta) is narrated by Ernesto Bravo, and follows a news reporting style with on-the-street interviews by Estela Bravo to capture the opinions of the protesters and people in the area. The film also shows footage of crowds during the protests, and reactions of elected officials.

Historical/Biographical Note

For four days, during Easter Week in 1987, the Argentine people demonstrated in the streets to prevent a military coup that threatened to overturn the elected government. The title of the documentary is taken from a popular chant of the protesters, which asked, "Who's running the show - the military or the people?"

Who's Running the Show? (Quien Dirige la Batuta), 1987, inclusive

Box: 75, DVD: ref5 (Material Type: Moving Images)

Scope and Content Note

This is a full-length version of the film Who's Running the Show? (Quien Dinge la Batuta). This film is in Spanish.

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Original Format: Umatic. Duration: 00:28:00.

Who's Running the Show? (Quien Dirige la Batuta), circa 1995, inclusive

Box: 98, DVD: ref1280 (Material Type: Moving Images)

Language of Materials

This documentary is in Spanish.

Scope and Contents

This video features a complete version of the documentary Who's Running the Show (Quien Dirige la Batuta).

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Original Format: Umatic. Duration: 00:28:26.

"Running the Show- Pepe in Chile", circa 1987, inclusive

Box: 30, U-matic: ref681 (Material Type: video)