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Lucrecia Martel: I miss the representations of ourselves

Back in 2010, Argentina’s most internationally renowned filmmaker Lucrecia Martel was browsing YouTube videos when she suddenly got the chills.  The...

Netflix announces new dictatorship thriller by Oscar nominee Santiago Mitre

Netflix announced on Tuesday the production of a new political thriller directed by filmmaker Santiago Mitre, who earned an Academy Award nomination for Argentina,...

Virgen de la Tosquera: desire will tear you apart

The 2001 economic and social meltdown in Argentina has been extensively depicted in local cinema. Pioneering films of the so-called New Argentine Cinema that...

Love fine dining but hate the stuffy experience? Meet Silvino and Mambo

Two of the most interesting restaurant openings this year join the ranks of the great fine dining options available in Buenos Aires. Their added...

Queen of Coal: the story of Patagonias first woman miner lands on Netflix

Film director Agustina Macri believes things happen for a reason. That includes the timing of her latest film Queen of Coal, a biographical drama...

While Argentinas main film festival struggles, a grassroots effort is gaining ground

Launched under the motto “The rebirth of splendor,” the 2025 Mar del Plata International Film Festival had set a bar pretty high for itself...

Argentine asado went from British remnant to Michelin Guide material. And it continues to evolve

Argentine asado is arguably the country’s most traditional ritual. A humble enterprise at heart, you only need fire, a grill, and a few meat...

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