Argentine Cinema
REVIEW A Winter to Remember (El Color de un Invierno)
Lucia has returned home to visit her parents for the winter holidays. Back in the cradle of her childhood fears... Read Article
REVIEW Nobody’s Watching (Nadie Nos Mira)
“Look at him, he’s clueless.” In a busy New York park, a sandy-haired Argentinian actor, famous back home, awkwardly fashions... Read Article
Must Watch Modern Argentinian Movies
Argentina is one of Latin America’s most prominent film-making countries, with a long and outstanding tradition of excellence in cinema,... Read Article
New ‘Frames of Representation’ Series Features Documentaries from Argentina and Venezuela
Frames of Representation is a London-based film festival whose agenda is, according to their own website, to “provoke reflection on the... Read Article
REVIEW Finding Sofia
This enjoyable Argentine film is rooted in our preoccupation with where the virtual world stops and the real one begins.... Read Article
REVIEW Incident Light
Incident Light (La Luz Incidente) sets itself quite a task. Starting in the deflated aftermath of a family tragedy is... Read Article
Argentine Film Festival of London Announces Line-Up For 5th Edition
This year’s edition of the Argentine Film Festival in London once more brings a great line-up of Argentine cinema, featuring... Read Article
REVIEW L’Adopció
The shadow of a plane drifts silently across a stunning winter wilderness. An apt and rather prophetically named flight from... Read Article
Cutting The Safety Rope: An Interview with Argentine film director Francisco Varone
It seemed fitting that Francisco Varone’s debut feature, Camino a La Paz, opened 2015’s Argentine Film Festival in London, a... Read Article
REVIEW Road To La Paz
At first glance, the premise of Road To La Paz (Original Title: Camino A La Paz) may seem predictable. Firstly,... Read Article