Show me the money: five movies to help you understand the country’s financial woes

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

Award-winning directors, producers, and actors from all over the world signed a petition to prevent the Argentine government from defunding INCAA

A 1972 plane crash forced Uruguayan teenagers to extremes to survive the mountains. The nightmarish saga behind the multiple book and film adaptations

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

Historian and collector Fernando Martín Peña has spent decades fighting for a national institution where to store the country’s rich movie history

The 38th annual competition showcased the latest works of Anahi Berneri, Martin Rejtman, and many more

Argentina’s ‘Partió de mí un barco’ took the Special Jury Prize and the Audience Award

The 16mm copy of ‘Pino’ Solanas and Octavio Getino’s 1971 interview La revolución justicialista was likely stashed to escape dictatorship-era censorship

At the Mar del Plata Film Festival, the UxP candidate echoed the film industry’s demand that streaming platforms contribute to public funds