Argentine Cinema

REVIEW ‘Argentina, 1985’: a Thrilling Retelling of Argentina’s Historic Post-dictatorship Trial

By Sarah Jacobs 01 November, 2022

‘I Had No Fear… This Story Had To Be Told’: Ricardo Darín on ‘Argentina, 1985’

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 20 October, 2022

REVIEW ‘Official Competition’: New Comedy from Argentine Co-Directors Distinguishes Itself With All-Star Cast

By Maly Polotto 06 September, 2022

REVIEW A canine family becomes the catalyst for human connection in the Argentine film ‘Seven Dogs’

By Maly Polotto 09 May, 2022

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ICA’s Frames of Representation Film Festival Returns for Seventh Edition

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 04 May, 2022

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Best Films of 2021

By S&C Team 29 December, 2021

“Upper middle-class families could have a son or a daughter who had also been ‘disappeared’.” – Andreas Fontana on his Argentine Thriller ‘Azor’

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 03 November, 2021

REVIEW ‘Azor’: An Unsettling Political Thriller Set in Military-led 1980s Argentina

By Amy Hancock 26 October, 2021

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Latin American Films Abound at This Year’s BFI London Film Festival

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 04 October, 2021

REVIEW ‘One in a Thousand’ Presents A Queer Portrayal of Everyday Life in the Neighbourhoods

By Fernando Valcheff García 11 September, 2021

Two Years On The Inside: Pedro Speroni talks about the making of his Argentine prison doc ‘Rancho’

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 09 July, 2021

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REVIEW ‘Again Once Again’: Romina Paula Blurs Fiction and Reality in an Alternative Coming-Of-Age Movie

By Charlotte Mackenzie de Urrea 27 March, 2021