List of Argentine films of 1969

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A list of films produced in Argentina in 1969:

Argentine films of 1969
TitleDirectorReleaseGenre
A - C
Adolescente viaje al sol Juan Antonio Serna 11 December
Alla lejos y hace tiempo Ricardo Becher
Amor libre Fernando Siro 22 May
Breve cielo David José Kohon 5 June
El bulín Ángel Acciaresi 12 June
El cantor enamorado Juan Antonio Serna 8 October
Cautiva en la selva Leo Fleider 30 October
Corazón contento Enrique Carreras 2 April
La culpa Kurt Land 30 April
D - G
Los debutantes en el amor Leo Fleider 28 August
De la tierra a la luna (Misión Apolo) Guillermo Fernández Jurado 16 July
Deliciosamente amoral Julio Porter 27 February
El dependiente Leonardo Favio 1 January
Desnuda en la arena Armando Bó 13 March
El día que me quieras Enrique Cahen Salaberry 17 April
Don Segundo Sombra Manuel Antín 14 August
Eloy Humberto Ríos 23 October
La fiaca Fernando Ayala 6 March
Flor de piolas Rubén W. Cavallotti 28 May
Fuiste mía un verano Eduardo Calcagno 3 July
Hermógenes Cayo (Imaginero) Jorge Prelorán 30 January
H - Z
Invasión Hugo Santiago 16 October
Kuma Ching Daniel Tinayre 19 June
Los muchachos de antes no usaban gomina Enrique Carreras 13 March
El profesor hippie Fernando Ayala 31 July
¡Qué noche de casamiento! Julio Porter 28 August
Quiero llenarme de tí Emilio Vieyra 8 May
El salame Fernando Siro 21 August
Soluna Marcos Madanes 6 March
Players vs. ángeles caídos Alberto Fischerman 11 June
Tiro de gracia Ricardo Becher 2 October
La vida continúa Emilio Vieyra 4 September
¡Viva la vida! Enrique Carreras 2 October

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