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Azul Oscuro, Azul Celeste

Azul Oscuro, Azul Celeste poster
Genre
documentary film
Country
Mexico
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How it feels

This documentary looks at the internal conflicts of a cement cooperative and its associated football club in Mexico. It focuses on the institutional structure and governance during a specific administration.

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What happens

Azul Oscuro, Azul Celeste is a 2026 Mexican documentary film about the institutional structure and governance of the cement cooperative Cooperativa La Cruz Azul and its associated football club Cruz Azul. Directed by Carlos Carrera and Carlos Bátiz, the film examines the internal conflicts affecting both entities during the administration of Guillermo "Billy" Álvarez Cuevas. The documentary premiered at the 41st Guadalajara International Film Festival on 18 April 2026, before its commercial release in Mexican cinemas. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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