Que todo se derrumbe

This documentary explores the construction and subsequent demolition of the Olympic Stadium of Madrid, known as La Peineta. It delves into the history of this iconic structure, its role in various sporting and cultural events, and the complex political and economic factors that led to its ultimate demise. The film uses archival footage and interviews to provide a comprehensive look at the stadium's lifecycle.

As a documentary focused on a specific piece of infrastructure and its history, 'Que todo se derrumbe' received niche attention. Critics often noted its thoroughness in chronicling the stadium's story and the social-political context surrounding it. Audience reception tends to be more limited, appealing primarily to those interested in urban planning, sports history, and the socio-political underpinnings of public works.

• Praised for its detailed historical account of La Peineta stadium.

• Acknowledged for its exploration of the socio-political factors influencing urban development and demolition.

• Considered a valuable document for those interested in the history of Madrid and its public spaces.

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The documentary highlights that the stadium, originally designed for athletic events, was never fully utilized for its intended purpose after its construction for the 1992 Barcelona Olympic bid, which Madrid ultimately lost.