List of Argentine films of 1999
A list of films produced in Argentina in 1999:
Title | Director | Release | Genre |
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A - E | |||
1977, casa tomada | María Pilotti | 25 February | |
Alma mía | Daniel Barone | 13 May | |
El amateur | Juan Bautista Stagnaro | 22 April | |
América mía | Gerardo Herrero | 24 June | |
Caminos del Chaco | Alejandro Fernández Mouján | 11 March | |
La cara del ángel | Pablo Torre | 24 June | |
Che, un hombre de este mundo | Marcelo Schapces | 11 November | |
Comisario Ferro | Juan Rad | 25 February | |
Diablo, familia y propiedad | Fernando Krichmar | 7 October | |
La edad del sol | Ariel Piluso | 1 July | |
El mismo amor, la misma lluvia | Juan José Campanella | 16 September | |
Esa maldita costilla | Juan José Jusid | 12 August | |
El evangelio de las maravillas | Arturo Ripstein | 13 May | |
F - N | |||
Garaje Olimpo | Marco Bechis | 2 September | drama |
Héroes y demonios | Horacio Maldonado | 2 September | |
H. G. O. | Víctor Bailo and Daniel Stefanello | 15 April | Documentary |
Invierno, mala vida | Gregorio Cramer | 26 August | |
Lisboa | Antonio Hernández | 29 April | |
Manuelita | Manuel García Ferré | 8 July | Animated |
Mundo grúa | Pablo Trapero | 17 June | |
Música de Laura | Juan Carlos Arch | 1 January | |
Ni el tiro del final | Juan José Campanella | 14 January | |
La noche del coyote | Iván Entel | 4 February | |
O - Z | |||
Padre Mugica | Gabriel Mariotto and Gustavo E. Gordillo | 26 August | Documentary |
Pozo de zorro | Miguel Mirra | 17 June | |
Los presos de Bragado | Mariana Arruti | 25 February | |
Río escondido Río escondido | Mercedes García Guevara | 9 September | |
El secreto de los Andes | Alejandro Azzano | 15 July | |
El siglo del viento | Fernando Birri | 15 April | |
Silvia Prieto | Martín Rejtman | 27 May | |
Soriano | Eduardo Montes Bradley | 22 April | |
Tres veranos | Raúl Tosso | 10 June | |
La venganza | Juan Carlos Desanzo | 20 May | |
El viento se llevó lo que | Alejandro Agresti | 15 April | |
El visitante | Javier Olivera | 8 April | |
Yepeto | Eduardo Calcagno | 6 May |
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