Director Juan José Jusid received an honorary award and reflected on Argentina’s stalled film industry, calling it the loss of ‘a mirror to recognize ourselves’

Based on true events, Dolores Fonzi’s second film is a well-crafted and timely vindication of activism 

Director Juan José Jusid and actors Miguel Angel Solá and Marilina Ross will receive lifetime achievement awards

The Chilean event will not screen movies by the indie distributor in a stand against its main investor, who backed an Israeli military tech firm

‘Landmarks’ will screen in the main competition, while other Argentine movies ‘The Souffleur’ and ‘Pin de Fartie’ will compete in Orizzonti

The film, also set to play at MALBA, is one of a slew of other recent Argentina films like ‘Gatillero’ and ‘Thesis on a Domestication’ the platform will pick up this year

A one-night tour through eight restaurants, the annual event will feature top Latin American chefs taking over some of the finest gastronomy spots in Buenos Aires

The eagerly-awaited adaptation of Héctor G. Oesterheld’s graphic novel about an alien invasion in Buenos Aires is an astonishing sci-fi feat that lands right on time

In addition to being a best-selling author, the renowned Argentine writer is also a keen observer of social and political issues

‘Anima Animal’ by Herman Cornejo pays homage to Argentina’s first ballet, ‘Caaporá,’ which remained secretly unfulfilled for over a century