AC/DC: Live at River Plate

AC/DC: Live at River Plate captures the Australian rock band on stage in Buenos Aires during their Black Ice World Tour. Filmed in December 2009 at the El Monumental stadium, the concert marked the group's return to Argentina after thirteen years away, with roughly 200,000 fans filling three sold-out shows. The film documents the band performing material from their fifteenth studio album, Black Ice, alongside older songs, with Angus Young on guitar, Malcolm Young on guitar, Brian Johnson on vocals, Cliff Williams on bass and Phil Rudd on drums.

David Mallet directed, shooting the concerts with 32 high-definition cameras. The film runs 110 minutes. It sits within a run of concert films Mallet made across two decades, following AC/DC: Live At Donington, Pink Floyd: Pulse, Cats and MTV Icon: Janet Jackson. Rocky Oldham and Dione Orrom produced.

Audience response has been strong. On IMDb the film holds 8.8 out of 10 from around a thousand votes, and on TMDB it has 8.1 out of 10 from fewer than a hundred votes. The smaller TMDB sample is slightly less enthusiastic but still clearly positive.