The Argentine films that defined the 1990s
The top 3 according to 36 votes from people: Tango Feroz (1993) · Historias breves (1995) · Rapado (1992). (Updated Mar 12, 2022.)
From Rapado and Tango feroz to Pizza, Beer and Cigarettes, Crane World, Silvia Prieto and Same Love, Same Rain: the hits and the New Argentine Cinema of the 1990s, according to La Nación's decade-by-decade review.
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Top 14
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1
Tango Feroz (1993)
Marcelo Piñeyro. The life of an Argentine rock pioneer.
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2
Historias breves (1995)
Shorts by Lucrecia Martel, Adrián Caetano, Daniel Burman and others: the start of New Argentine Cinema.
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3
Rapado (1992)
Martín Rejtman. A teenager whose motorbike is stolen shaves his head.
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4
Comodines (1997)
Jorge Nisco. Two American-style action cops; one of the big box-office hits.
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5
Pizza, Beer and Cigarettes (1998)
Bruno Stagnaro and Adrián Caetano. Marginalised teenagers in Buenos Aires.
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6
Manuelita (1999)
Manuel García Ferré. María Elena Walsh's tortoise goes to Paris. Over two million tickets.
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7
The Act in Question (1993)
Alejandro Agresti. A thief discovers a magic trick that makes things vanish.
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8
Wild Horses (1995)
Marcelo Piñeyro. Héctor Alterio and Leonardo Sbaraglia on the run with money taken from a finance firm.
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9
Wind with the Gone (1998)
Alejandro Agresti. A Patagonian town that receives films with scenes missing.
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10
An Argentinian in New York (1998)
Juan José Jusid. Guillermo Francella goes to fetch his daughter, Natalia Oreiro.
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11
Silvia Prieto (1999)
Martín Rejtman. A woman finds out there is another woman with her name.
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12
Same Love, Same Rain (1999)
Juan José Campanella. Ricardo Darín and Soledad Villamil over twenty years.
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13
Buenos Aires Vice Versa (1996)
Alejandro Agresti. A young woman films the city for an elderly couple who never go out.
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14
Crane World (1999)
Pablo Trapero. Rulo Margani as a crane operator, in black and white.
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