The Official Story
Why this pick
Like A Place in the World, it turns Argentina’s recent political trauma into an intimate moral awakening, balancing domestic life, ideological conflict, and quietly escalating emotional force.
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Why this pick
Like A Place in the World, it turns Argentina’s recent political trauma into an intimate moral awakening, balancing domestic life, ideological conflict, and quietly escalating emotional force.
Why this pick
A similarly early-1990s Argentine drama with a poetic, politically alert sensibility, using searching conversations and restless characters to make private longing feel inseparable from public reality.
Why this pick
It shares the film’s engagement with Argentina’s dictatorship-era wounds and moral divisions, but delivers them with a starker, more concentrated intimacy and sustained human tension.
Why this pick
This character-led Argentine drama similarly finds national history in everyday choices, favoring reflective pacing, ethical debate, and emotional consequences over melodrama.
Why this pick
Another Argentine film where a remote community becomes a vivid arena for ideas, relationships, and social change, with warmth and eccentricity alongside its reflective political undercurrent.
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01 / THE STORY
The story is set in 1974, following the death of Argentine President Juan Perón. While they live their lives, the characters argue about the country's most controversial subjects at the time: religion, politics, and human rights.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Hans
Nelda

Ana
Andrada

Mario