List of Argentine films of 1959

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A list of films produced in Argentina in 1959:

Argentine films of 1959
TitleDirectorReleaseGenre
A - D
Angustias de un secreto Enrique Carreras 4 June
Aquello que amamos Leopoldo Torres Ríos 20 August
La caída Leopoldo Torre Nilsson 26 Februarydrama
Campo arado Leo Fleider 27 August
Campo virgen Leopoldo Torres Ríos 7 May
El candidato Fernando Ayala 24 Septemberdrama
El cerco Claude Boissol unreleased
Cerro Guanaco José Ramón Luna 25 August
Cómicos Juan Antonio Bardem 21 Maydrama
Culpas ajenas Carlos Roberto Monti
Del cuplé al tango Julio Saraceni 15 October
El dinero de Dios Román Viñoly Barreto 15 October
E - N
En la ardiente oscuridad Daniel Tinayre 4 June
En la vía Alberto Dubois
Evangelina Kurt Land 5 March
Una Gran señora Luis César Amadori
Gringalet Rubén W. Cavallotti 19 July
He nacido en Buenos Aires Francisco Mugica 3 September
Mi esqueleto Lucas Demare 28 May
Mis amores en Río Carlos Hugo Christensen 26 March
El negoción Simón Feldman 5 November
Nubes de humo Enrique Carreras 14 May
O - Z
Reportaje en el infierno Román Viñoly Barreto 17 December
Sabaleros Armando Bó 25 February
Salitre Carlos Rinaldi 16 April
La sangre y la semilla Alberto Du Bois 12 November
Simiente humana Sergio Leonardo 22 December
Las tierras blancas Hugo del Carril 1 February
Zafra Lucas Demare 9 April

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