Argentina has one of the most varied and consistent world cinematography that states that, even during a serious economic crisis and faced with financial problems, the will of making films, no matter what the production conditions are, still reigns. And the result is surprisingly diversified and, most of the times, of high quality. Because it reflects the independent spirit in what IndieLisboa is based upon, the festival organized an exhibition of short and feature films by a group of Argentinean directors, selected by Eduardo Antin (Quintín), the former director of Buenos Aires International Independent Film Festival.
Feature Films
Ana Y Los Otros, Celina Murga
Balnearios, Mariano Llinás
Cabeza, Palo De Ernesto Baca
Caja Negra, Luis Ortega
Extrano, Santiago Loza
La Libertad, Lisandro Alonso
La Mecha, Raul Perrone
Modelo 73, Rodrigo Moscoso
Mundo Grua, Pablo Trapero
Sábado, Juan Villegas
Los Rubios, Albertina Carri
Short Films
Abasto/Canes, Martín Mainoli
Barbie, Albertina Carri
Blanca & Negro, Martín Mainoli
Jr., Martín Mainoli
Kenny, Martín Mainoli
Kenny Ii, Martín Mainoli
Negocios, Pablo Trapero
Nos Vamos Todos A Casa, Martín Mainoli
La Prueba, Diego Lerman
Rey Muerto, Lucrecia Martel
Feature Films
Ana Y Los Otros, Celina Murga
Balnearios, Mariano Llinás
Cabeza, Palo De Ernesto Baca
Caja Negra, Luis Ortega
Extrano, Santiago Loza
La Libertad, Lisandro Alonso
La Mecha, Raul Perrone
Modelo 73, Rodrigo Moscoso
Mundo Grua, Pablo Trapero
Sábado, Juan Villegas
Los Rubios, Albertina Carri
Short Films
Abasto/Canes, Martín Mainoli
Barbie, Albertina Carri
Blanca & Negro, Martín Mainoli
Jr., Martín Mainoli
Kenny, Martín Mainoli
Kenny Ii, Martín Mainoli
Negocios, Pablo Trapero
Nos Vamos Todos A Casa, Martín Mainoli
La Prueba, Diego Lerman
Rey Muerto, Lucrecia Martel
