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Agustin MangoBuenos Aires Herald |
The past and present of the Argentine animation film industry — which pioneered the genre in the earliest years of the 20th century — is now the...
One of Latin America’s top animation festivals, BitBang, kicks off on Monday featuring animation short films, conferences, and workshops. The event...
“Please help us, because we can’t do this alone.” Estela de Carlotto, the 94-year-old president of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo (Grandmothers...
“Irasshaimase!” Coziness is not the first thing most people have in mind when they think of a Japanese restaurant. But the traditional greeting...
“Every skeleton we find, every skull with a bullet hole in it, adds a little more knowledge of how this system of repression and mass murder...
Viewing the short-films trilogy of 36-year old Argentine director Francisco Lezama might be compared to the experience of observing static objects...
More than 400 local artists will be showcased in Argentina’s biggest art fair Arteba, set to take place between August 30 and September 1 in Centro...
The long-awaited film version of cult Argentine TV series Los simuladores has been postponed due to production delays and the country’s “rather...
“Follow me, Chango!” Argentine news reporter José de Zer didn’t just chase stories. He chased gnomes, UFOs, chupacabras, and whatever...
Grandmother of Plaza de Mayo Rosa Báez de Duarte has passed away at 94, the human rights organization reported on Monday. Báez passed away without...
Saturday, July 13 – 12 p.m.Fundación Santander (Av. Paseo Colón 1380) There’s a lot more to La Boca than El Caminito and the Bombonera stadium....
Five highlights of recent Argentine independent cinema have been picked up by Warner Bros. Discovery and will soon be available for Latin American...
Temperatures are expected to drop heavily this weekend in Buenos Aires, so today’s recommendations are focused on two classic weapons of choice to...
The Publishers’ Fair (FED) has announced its line-up of activities, guests and participants, including more than 330 publishing houses from Latin...
The movie Un buen día premiered in 2010 and lasted only one week in theaters. Critics slammed it and considered it, hands down, the worst movie in...
Murder on the Orient Express by The Suburban Players June 7 to 9 and 14 to 16 Fridays and Saturdays at 9 p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m. The Playhouse —...
1. Las Cautivas Sundays at 5 p.m. in Teatro Metropolitan (Av. Corrientes 1343) One of the riveting productions on offer in Buenos Aires right now,...
The classic Herald section Get Out! with weekend recommendations is back with a first installment devoted to Argentine movies as a tribute to National...
The Milei administration shut down Argentina’s National Institute of Film and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA) on Monday. Three days into one of the...
Despite government cuts, Argentina cinema continues to enjoy international recognition in top film festivals, with four national films selected in the...
Argentine author Selva Almada’s novel Not a River has been named to the International Booker Prize’s short list, it was revealed on Monday. Almada...
Argentine writer-director Juan José Campanella, a 2010 Oscar winner for The Secret in Their Eyes, confirmed via Instagram on Friday that he will helm...
The Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival (BAFICI) unveiled the full program of its 25th anniversary edition, which features an array of Argentine...
Argentine writer Magalí Etchebarne’s La vida por delante has won the eighth Ribera del Duero Award, a renowned contest for Ibero-American...
“It’s been 27 years, and I think it’s time for the truth to come out.” Zulema Yoma is talking to the camera about the death of her only son,...
President Javier Milei’s administration officially suspended the operational funding of the National Institute of Film and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA...
It might seem a lifetime ago in the time warp that is Argentine daily life, but it was just barely a year ago when the entire country basked in the...
Argentine cinema has been depicting the country’s unique and frenzied economic woes since its very beginning. It has taken the form of social...
Chilean cinema secured two Oscar nominations on Tuesday, an all-time first for the country. Maite Alberdi’s The Eternal Memory was nominated for...
Pedro Almodóvar, Diego Luna, Gael García Bernal, Andy Muschietti, Juan Antonio Bayona, and four-time Oscar winner Alejandro González Iñárritu are...
In 1972, a plane carrying a group of Uruguayan teenage rugby players from the Old Christians team crashed in the Andes en route to Chile to play a...
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