US EditionRadiography of a Homo Argentum: a Widowed Father, an Unexpected Bride and the Inheritance Dispute Between Her Three Children
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Homo Argentum, the film starring Guillermo Francella and directed by Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat, premiered in cinemas on August 14 and is now emerging as a success among the public. According to consultant Ultracine, on its first day it totaled 72,267 tickets sold out of a total of 117,256. However, the content divided the waters and the questions soon echoed. One of them fell on a scene starring Eva De Dominici, as they compared it to the r…
In terms of box office the premiere of the film is among the best in the history of Argentine cinema. Which one wins in national cinema. And the ranking of Francella himself.
Based on real events, one of the cartoons that inspired Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat makes visible the secrets and cracks that beat under many family tables in Argentina, a country where talking about succession is almost taboo
President Javier Milei publicly supported the new film starring Guillermo Francella, titled Homo Argentum, and made it the main theme of an extensive Cabinet meeting focused on the so-called "cultural battle." Through a post on his social networks, the head of state said that the film exposed the "progress caviar" and launched strong criticisms against those who questioned the film.
Cohn and Duprat's film picked up adverse reviews, and the President saw it twice and came out in his defense.
First Homo Argentum passed to the deputies summoned to the quincho de Olivos, and this Friday he showed it to the Cabinet in Casa Rosada. He completed this Saturday attacking in X to "progresses caviar", calling "total and absolute failures" to those who questioned the work of Cohn-Duprat. Read more
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