Netflix unveiled footage and images of upcoming Argentine productions that will premiere in 2026 and 2027. The presentation, which included series, films and documentaries, took place at the platform’s new headquarters in Buenos Aires on Tuesday.

“Argentina has become a key player in our regional strategy thanks to its audiovisual tradition, creative power, and ability to tell local stories whose impact and power make them universal,” said Francisco Ramos, Vice President of Content for Latin America.

“Today’s announcement both renews and strengthens our commitment to the country and its audiovisual industry,” he added. 

Ramos also noted this is Netflix’s 15th year in Latin America, and that the company will consolidate its local team by expanding the number of executives in the country.

The presentation included images and footage from upcoming films by top-tier local stars, like actors Ricardo Darín and Diego Peretti, and directors like Pablo Trapero and Santiago Mitre. 

Mitre’s yet untitled follow-up to Oscar-nom Argentina, 1985 reportedly centers on the infiltration of “a high-ranking officer into groups that were peacefully organizing to demand information about detained relatives during Argentina’s........

© Buenos Aires Herald