Rivera 2100 - Entre el ser & la nada(2020)

Rivera 2100 is a documentary about a corner house in suburban Buenos Aires that became a cultural sanctuary during Argentina's darkest period. A young newlywed couple built the home with their own hands, transforming it into a beacon for music, art, and creative freedom. Positioned facing a railway warehouse, the house stood as a refuge of expression and artistic resistance amid the country's violence and repression. The film explores how this intimate domestic space radiated culture and hope, capturing a pivotal moment when ordinary people carved out spaces for creativity and human connection against the odds. Rivera 2100 documents both the physical structure and the spiritual significance of a home that embodied defiance through art.