“Eighteen years ago, after a brutal little war, British commandos re-took the remote Falkland Islands

from the Argentine forces that had seized it.

Well… they’re back. Sort of. But undercover (or under the covers, for those preferring double

entendre) and sleeping with the enemy.” An Argentine director and his crew, posing as tourists, shot a clandestine film in Port Stanley with handheld digital video cameras, telling the story of “an Argentine man visiting

the islands with the aim of impregnating as many British women

as possible, thereby achieving the takeover that 72 days of fighting at a

combined cost of 891 lives and $2 billion could not… The director chronicles his

own (nine-day) creative commando raid into enemy territory” on his website (in Spanish). Inside