About the film
Peron, a Symphony of Feeling is a Spanish-language documentary film directed and made by Leonardo Favio. Released in 1999, it focuses on Peronism, the political and social subject associated with Argentina. The film runs for 346 minutes, making it a substantial feature-length work.
Its country of origin is Argentina, and Favio is credited as both director and maker. The entry identifies the genre simply as documentary film. Viewers interested in Peronism, Argentine history, or long-form documentary cinema may use this page to place the film by subject, language, country, and year.
The listed official site is a Wikidata page, which provides the film’s reference entry. No other themes, participants, or distribution details are listed here.
Who it is for
It suits viewers exploring Peronism, Argentine documentaries, or Spanish-language films. Its 346-minute runtime fits readers seeking an extended documentary experience.
Worth knowing
- Focused on Peronism
- Directed by Leonardo Favio
- Spanish-language documentary
- Argentine production context
- 346-minute runtime
Before you press play
- Very long 346-minute runtime
- Limited details about content beyond Peronism
The short of it
Peron, a Symphony of Feeling is a long Spanish documentary centered on Peronism and made by Leonardo Favio. Its Argentine setting and extended runtime will matter most to viewers choosing historical or political documentaries.