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Netflix Expands Its International Library with More Argentine Storytelling

Kate SánchezBy Kate Sánchez05/25/20255 Mins ReadUpdated:05/25/2025
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Netflix has substantially expanded its international film and series library with Asian, European, Australian, and Arab productions. Still, while the streamer has invested in some content from Latin America, it’s represented primarily by Mexican and Brazilian productions. But that’s changing. Argentine content on Netflix is coming in a big way following the success of the sci-fi television series The Eternaut. Netflix has announced that it is doubling its commitment to Argentine storytelling by announcing two new films starting production in May 2025.

In a press release from Netxli, Francisco Ramos, Vice President of Content for Latin America, said:

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“Our commitment to Argentina is unwavering. We are passionate about being part of the audiovisual creation of this incredible country, promoting its cinema both within and beyond its borders. We will continue offering the highest-quality entertainment to our members and showcasing the best of Argentina through its films, which are unique and globally acclaimed. I’m especially proud to strengthen our collaboration with Ricardo Darín, with Kenya Films, and with Juan José Campanella, with whom we are already working on two projects. We hope they find a home at Netflix.”

Argentine Stories Coming To Netflix

You can find that list below for a breakdown of more Argentine stories on Netflix. These new Argentine films join the existing lineup on Netflix, which includes the recently released series such as El Eternauta (The Eternaut), Envidiosa (Envious), and Atrapados (Caught), as well as upcoming titles including División Palermo Season 2 (Community Squad), Envidiosa (Envious) Season 3, and En el barro, a spin-off of El marginal.

Lo Dejamos Acá

Argentine Films On Netflix - Lo Dejamos Acá

Starring Ricardo Darín and Diego Peretti, directed by Hernán Goldfrid, written by Emanuel Diez, and produced by Kenya Films. The film follows a pragmatic psychoanalyst (Darín) who loses faith in traditional psychological methods and begins to cross the line with his patients. Everything seems to be working until a writer suffering from creative block (Peretti) shows up at his practice.

El Último Gigante

Argentine Films On Netflix - El Último Gigante
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Marcos Carnevale directed and wrote the film, which was produced by Leyenda Films & Kuarzo. The film stars Oscar Martínez, Matías Mayer, Inés Estévez, Luis Luque, Silvia Kutica, and Yoyi Francella. The story centers on Boris, a charismatic tour guide who unexpectedly reunites with his father, Julián, who abandoned him 28 years ago. Through tense and emotional encounters, the two explore past wounds, resentment, and the possibility of forgiveness.

27 Noches

Argentine Films On Netflix - 27 Noches
Photo credit: Joe Ekonen.

A film adaptation of the book by Natalia Zito, inspired by a true story, directed by Daniel Hendler, and produced by Santiago Mitre and Agustina Llambi Campbell. 27 Noches stars Marilú Marini and Daniel Hendler, with appearances by Humberto Tortonese, Julieta Zylberberg, Paula Grinszpan, and Carla Peterson.

27 Noches follows Martha Hoffman (Marini), an eccentric and wealthy woman who is committed to a psychiatric clinic by her daughters. Forensic examiner Casares (Hendler) investigates whether this is a plot to control her fortune or if Martha truly suffers from a mental condition that puts her and her estate at risk.

Corazón Delator

Argentine Films On Netflix - Corazon Delator

Starring Benjamín Vicuña and Julieta Díaz, directed and written by Marcos Carnevale and Lily Ann Martin, and produced by Martín Kweller, Rocío Gort, and Ignacio Rey. Corazón Delator tells a love story that transcends death. Juan Manuel, a cold-hearted businessman, receives the heart of Pedro, a humble man.

As he investigates the origin of his donor, he meets Valeria, the widow, and falls in love with her. Hiding his identity, he fights to save Pedro’s neighborhood without revealing that Pedro’s heart beats in his chest.

Premieres May 30, 2025.

Miss Carbón

La Mujer De La Fila - Miss Cabron
Photo credit: Sebastián Arguello and Andrea Martínez

Directed by Agustina Macri and starring Lux Pascal and Paco León, this Spanish-Argentine co-production tells the inspiring true story of Carla Antonella Rodríguez, the first female miner in a region where mining work was traditionally reserved for men.

La Mujer De La Fila

Argentine Films On Netflix - La Mujer De La Fila
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A drama starring Natalia Oreiro, Alberto Ammann, and Amparo Noguera, directed and written by Benjamín Ávila, and produced by Buffalo Films and Mostra Cine. The film follows Andrea, a middle-class woman whose life turns into a nightmare when her son is unjustly imprisoned. As she visits the prison, she’s drawn into the harsh world of other inmates’ families, slowly forming a bond with them. But an unexpected twist puts her love and strength to the test.

Risa

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Starring Diego Peretti, Joaquín Furriel, and Cazzu, with the debut of Elena Romero. Directed by Juan Cabral and produced by Labhouse. The story follows Risa (Romero), a 10-year-old girl who lost her father in a fire in Tierra del Fuego. Years later, she discovers a phone booth that allows her to speak with the dead. If she helps them resolve unresolved matters, they promise her one final conversation with her father.

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