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After the sudden death of El Gato, his body must be carried in the rain to the cemetery.

Everyday the children of the neighborhood known as "Tire Dié", in the city of Santa Fe, wait for the train to ask for money, shouting "Tire...

A man, tired of technological advances and consumerism, decides to destroy his electrical appliances.

Tells the story of a poor family, inhabitants of the southern province of Santa Fe, who is forced to move into an abandoned railroad until waters...

Produced by the National Institute of Cinematography in the National Short Film Competition, 1985.

A version of El Estatola del Campo's poetic Faust of the Poet (1886) integrates the major trilogy of Argentine gaucho poetry, is proposed here in a...

Short film by Osvaldo David and Darío Diaz

This masterpiece focuses on the importance of the train in Argentine life and was filmed at the Santa Fe train terminal.

Adaptation of "Idyll" (1884), a short story by Guy de Maupassant

With a very personal style, Marilyn Contardi, which will materialize in the films that will be made at the Film Workshop, tells the story of Santa...

Documentary about the work of the painter César López Claro produced by the UNL film institute.

Short documentary from 1965 produced at UNL.

Short film inspired by "El potro salvaje" (1924), a short story by Horacio Quiroga.

The living and working conditions and the exploitation to which the "axemen" workers are subjected in the province of Santa Fe, Argentina, in what...

A documentary short on the treatment of tuberculosis patients in Santa Fe, Argentina.

Short film about a picturesque itinerant operator who took the cinema around the towns. Produced by students of the Santa Fe School.

Documentary about pre-Columbian art whose aesthetic and utilitarian values are intimately related to its myths and history.

Documentary short film that portrays the taming of horses.

“My life was the same as that of thousands of gringos: I plowed and sowed the land, and went to the bar on Sunday.” Such is the refrain...