Homo Argentum

Homo Argentum is a comedy composed of 16 short segments that use humor and social satire to examine Argentine identity. The film focuses on the contradictions, desires, and frustrations of city dwellers, specifically those living in Buenos Aires. Through various roles, the narrative highlights the gap between the personal beliefs of these characters and the reality of their daily lives, presenting a wide range of social classes and personality types to explore moral dilemmas.

The film was directed by Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat, who previously collaborated on Official Competition. For Cohn, this project follows 4x4 and Official Competition. The screenplay was written by Cohn and Duprat along with Andrés Duprat. Guillermo Francella stars as the protagonist, appearing in every segment, while the supporting cast includes Marcelo Melingo, Sabrina Olmedo, Fernanda Lanusse, Juan Bruchou, and Virginia Lagarrigue.

Produced by INCAA, Rhino Films, Star Original Productions, and Pampa Films, the movie had a budget of 6 million USD and earned 11 million USD at the worldwide box office. On TMDB, the film holds a rating of 6/10 based on 100 votes.