A list of films produced in Argentina in 1994:
| Title | Director | Release | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|
| A - Z | |||
| El amante de las films mudas | Pablo Torre | 29 September | |
| Amigomío | Jeanine Meerapfel and Alcides Chiesa | 9 June | |
| La balada de Donna Helena | Fito Páez | mediometraje | |
| Cortázar | Tristán Bauer | 21 October | |
| Chamuyando | Raúl Perrone | mayo | |
| Convivencia | Carlos Galettini | 21 April | |
| Cuerpos perdidos | Eduardo de Gregorio | 8 September | |
| Despertar de pasiones | Omar Pini | 1 September | |
| Fuego gris | Pablo César | 25 August | |
| Golpes a mi puerta | Alejandro Saderman | 1 September | |
| Guerreros y cautivas | Edgardo Cozarinsky | 10 November | |
| Labios de churrasco | Raúl Perrone | 3 July | |
| La memoria del agua | Héctor Faver | 18 August | Drama |
| El próximo enemigo | Robert Young | 1 December | |
| Una sombra ya pronto serás | Héctor Olivera | 5 May | Drama |
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