The alternative screening cycle “Proyecciones Fuera de la Común” is back at Konex this autumn, where trendy crowds gather on bean bags to watch live music sets by Argentine bands followed by an offbeat international film.

As we wrap up film month, Stephanie Halovanic speaks to director Mateo Bendesky about his experimental first feature ‘Acá adentro’, and how the film schools in Buenos Aires are helping young Argentine film makers develop their talents.

As we continue film month, Denis Culum looks at the role of ‘shorts’ as a platform for young and talented directors and actors, and wonders if the format could become more popular with audiences in the future.

Film writer Wendy Gosselin, who covered the BAFICI film festival exclusively for The Indy, looks at how this year’s festival unfolded.

Film writer Wendy Gosselin continues her coverage of this year’s BAFICI festival with reviews of Argentine productions Viola and Los Posibles and Brazilian documentary Doméstica, while Brandon Foster watches Joss Whedon’s surprising adaptation of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing.

Sabrina Hummel looks at Argentina’s long relationship with animated cinema, from producing the world’s first feature-length film ‘El apóstol’ in 1917 to the forthcoming 3D blockbuster ‘Metegol’ and a bright future.

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With film month in full swing here at The Indy, we took to the streets and researched the Top 5 historic cinemas in Buenos Aires.

Film writer Wendy Gosselin continues her coverage of this year’s BAFICI festival with reviews of three Argentine films: El Loro y el Cisne, El Olimpo Vacío, and Antonio Gil.

As London gears up to host its second Argentine Film Festival (AFF) this week, Sarah Gill looks at how contemporary Argentine cinema has started to capture the attention of audiences outside of Latin America.