List of Argentine films of 1968

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A list of films produced in Argentina in 1968:

Argentine films of 1968
TitleDirectorReleaseGenre
A - C
Amor en el aire Luis César Amadori 29 August
Asalto en la ciudad Carlos Cores 3 March
La cama Emilio Gómez Muriel 2 September
Carne Armando Bó 24 October
La casa de Madame Lulú Julio Porter 18 June
Chao amor Diego Santillán 19 September
Ché OVNI Aníbal E. Uset 7 August
Coche cama, alojamiento Julio Porter 29 February
D - M
El Derecho a la felicidad Carlos Rinaldi 1 Augustdrama
Destino para dos Alberto Du Bois 9 May
Digan lo que digan Mario Camus 18 July
En la selva no hay estrellas Armando Robles Godoy 5 June
En mi casa mando yo Fernando Ayala 4 April
El gran robo Rossano Brazzi 17 October
Humo de marihuana Lucas Demare 17 May
Lo prohibido está de moda Fernando Siro 2 May
Martín Fierro Leopoldo Torre Nilsson 4 July
Maternidad sin hombres Carlos Rinaldi 7 November
Matrimonio a la argentina Enrique Carreras 28 March
La mujer de mi padre Armando Bó 25 April
N - Z
La novela de un joven pobre Enrique Cahen Salaberry 11 April
El novicio rebelde Julio Saraceni 10 October
Operación San Antonio Enrique Carreras 6 June
Palo y hueso Nicolás Sarquís 7 August
Psexoanálisis Héctor Olivera 19 June
El resurgimiento de una Nación 12 SeptemberDocumentary
Las ruteras Ignacio Tankel 17 October
Somos los mejores Federico Padilla 21 November
Turismo de carretera Rodolfo Kuhn 27 June
Tute Cabrero Juan José Jusid 23 May
Una sueca entre nosotros Fernando Merino 26 September
Un muchacho como yo Enrique Carreras 14 March
Villa Cariño está que arde Emilio Vieyra 26 September

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