The best Leonardo Sbaraglia movies
The top 3 according to 29 votes from people: Wild Tales (2014) · Pain and Glory (2019) · The Unburied (2018). (Updated Dec 12, 2021.)
From Night of the Pencils and Tango Feroz to Burnt Money, Intacto, Wild Tales and Pain and Glory: Leonardo Sbaraglia's highest-rated films on SensaCine and the ones Tiempo Argentino calls key.
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Top 15
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1
Wild Tales (2014)
Damián Szifron. Stars in the road-rage episode with a truck driver. Oscar nominee.
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2
Pain and Glory (2019)
Pedro Almodóvar. Federico, the old love of the director played by Antonio Banderas.
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3
The Unburied (2018)
Nacho Garassino. A man returns to his hometown when his cousin disappears.
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4
Intacto (2001)
Juan Carlos Fresnadillo. The survivor of a plane crash drawn into underground games of luck.
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5
No Return (2010)
Miguel Cohan. A hit-and-run that ruins the life of the wrong man.
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6
Night of the Pencils (1986)
Héctor Olivera. Daniel, one of the students abducted in La Plata in 1976.
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7
Tango Feroz (1993)
Marcelo Piñeyro. The life of Argentine rock pioneer Tanguito.
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8
At the End of the Tunnel (2016)
Rodrigo Grande. A man in a wheelchair hears robbers tunnelling beneath his house.
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9
The Legacy of the Bones (2019)
Fernando González Molina. Second part of the Baztán trilogy.
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10
Burnt Money (2000)
Marcelo Piñeyro. El Nene, one of the robbers from the real heist Ricardo Piglia turned into a novel.
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11
The Contestant (2007)
Rodrigo Cortés. An economics lecturer who wins a TV game show's top prize.
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12
Wild Horses (1995)
Marcelo Piñeyro. An old man and a young one on the run with stolen money, with Héctor Alterio.
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13
Offering to the Storm (2020)
Fernando González Molina. Last part of Dolores Redondo's Baztán trilogy.
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14
Wasp Network (2019)
Olivier Assayas. Cuban spies infiltrated in 1990s Miami.
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15
Black Snow (2017)
Martín Hodara. Brothers at odds over a death in Patagonia, with Ricardo Darín.
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