The closure, which the government claims is for restructuring, comes half way …
Agustín Mango
Agustín Mango is a translator and cultural journalist at the Buenos Aires Herald. His work focuses on the audiovisual industry. A former correspondent for The Hollywood Reporter, he also works at the ESMA Museum and Site of Memory. His articles and reviews have been published in local and international media such as Indiewire, Clarín, and elDiarioAr.
A new series based on Argentina’s beloved comic strip character will be helmed by the director of ‘The Secret …
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Culture & IdeasFilm & SeriesWhat to do in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Film Festival 2024 lineup features slew of Argentine premieres
The 25th BAFICI comes as film festivals across the country fight devastating funding cuts
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Previous winners of the Ribera del Duero prize include internationally acclaimed authors like Samanta Schweblin
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CrimeCulture & IdeasFilm & Series
The death of Carlitos Menem Jr.: an accident or Argentina’s third terrorist attack?
Max’s new series about the death of President Carlos Menem’s son dives into one of the country’s most notorious unsolved cases
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The Human Capital ministry announced severe budget cuts and contract terminations as part of austerity measures
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FIFA World CupFilm & SeriesWorld Cup Champions 2022
Argentina’s 2022 World Cup win: 4 documentaries to relive the glory
Two series and 2 films tell the story of the country’s legendary victory from different perspectives, from Messi and his teammates to the joy of the Argentine people
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Show me the money: five movies to help you understand the country’s financial woes
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Maite Alberdi’s The Eternal Memory is nominated for Best Documentary, while Pablo Larrain’s The Count got a Best Cinematography nom for Edward Lachman
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Culture & IdeasFilm & SeriesPolitics
Pedro Almodóvar, Diego Luna, Andy Muschietti defend Argentina’s Film Institute
Award-winning directors, producers, and actors from all over the world signed a petition to prevent the Argentine government from defunding INCAA
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Culture & IdeasFilm & SeriesSociety
From ‘Alive’ to ‘Society of the Snow,’ the true story behind the Andes flight disaster
A 1972 plane crash forced Uruguayan teenagers to extremes to survive the mountains. The nightmarish saga behind the multiple book and film adaptations
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Culture & IdeasFilm & Series
J.A. Bayona on the Uruguayan plane crash and empathy through fiction: ‘The mountains dominated’
Society of the Snow, the Spanish director’s latest film, depicts the true story of how a group of teenage rugby players from Uruguay survived a plane crash in the Andes in 1972