By Maddie Smith For those curious about Argentine cinema but have no idea where to start, we have compiled a list of classic argentine films to get you started. So grab yourself a mate a settle down to one (or all) of these phenomenal flicks: 1. El Secreto de tus Ojos, 2009 (The secret in their eyes) 
2. Nueve Reinas, 2000 (Nine Queens) 
3. El Hijo de la Novia, 2001 (Son of the Bride) 
4. La Historia Oficial, 1895 (The Official Story) 
5. Medianeras, 2011 (Sidewalls) 
6. Elsa & Fred. (…Okay I know I said 5, but, although it’s not strictly argentine, Elsa & Fred is a charming little picture!) 
Of course this list only touches the surface of Argentine cinema. There are many more fantastic films from Argentina for you to feast your eyes on, but this list should get you started!
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