Growing Up Suddenly

An italian man is unfairly imprisoned and his wife must work to maintain the family.

A group of porteños attend the grand final between Manchester and Estudiantes.

Four friends, one of whom dies, and another, who discovers that he was killed, gets involved in a crime network.

Documentary about Argentina's victory in the 1978 FIFA World Cup, held in that country during its last dictatorship.

After the death of her mother, Elena (Charo López), a mature woman, begins to realize that her life, although not alone, is marked by loneliness; her marriage to Enrique (Ramón Langa) is a failure, and her relationship with her daughter Merce (Ingrid Rubio) is almost nonexistent.

Upon learning of the murder of a friend, a police inspector sets out to take justice on his own. This attitude, contrary to his usual convictions, will gradually destroy him.

A man has to come to terms with his wasted youth, estranged family and grim prospects for the future.

A casual monitoring becomes an obsession when a young man finds a man who reminds him of something that happened in his childhood.

Inmates in a prison plan a massive break. When they put their plan into action, however, they find that they may have underestimated the guards and prison officials, and the situation quickly turns into a bloody gun battle. This action feature from director Enrique Carreras was the official entry for Argentina at the 1964 Berlin Film Festival.

The political career of Juan Manuel de Rosas, twice Governor of the Province of Buenos Aires (1829-1832 and 1835-1852), who also ruled the Argentine Confederation during his second term in office.

After committing a fraud on the company where he work, a man meets a strange character who will introduce him to a group that plot a terrorist attack.

A man becomes convinced that he is being persecuted by a conspiracy of blind people.

The story of a saxophonist with delusions of persecution that is being destroyed little by little by means of alcohol, drugs and sex. A story by Cortázar inspired by the life of Charlie Parker, it shows a fragmented narration and remarkable formal aspects.

A woman who has been traumatized by her brother's accidental death from electrocution in the subways of Buenos Aires learns to readjust.