List of Argentine films of 2003

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This is a list of films produced in Argentina in 2003:

Argentine films of 2003
TitleDirectorReleaseGenre
Abrazos, tango en Buenos Aires Daniel Rivas
Adiós, querida Luna Fernando Spiner
El agua en la boca Federico Augusto Arzeno
El alquimista impaciente Patricia Ferreira
Assassination Tango Robert Duvall
Barbie también puede estar triste Albertina Carri
Bar "El Chino" Daniel Burak
Bonanza (En vías de extinción) Ulises Rosell
Bonifacio Rodrigo Magallanes
C - D
Carandiru Hector Babenco
Che vo cachai Laura Bondarevsky
Ciudad del Sol Carlos Galettini
Cleopatra Eduardo Mignogna
Click! Ricardo Berretta
Código postal Roberto Echegoyenberri
El día que me amen Daniel Barone
Donde cae el sol Gustavo Fontán
E - I
En la ciudad sin límites Antonio Hernández
El fondo del mar Damián Szifrón
Gerente en dos ciudades Diego Soffici
Hay lo que hay: Y las antenas comunican la paranoia como hormigas Ezequiel F.Muñoz dlclembreDocumentary
Ilusión de movimiento Héctor Molina
India Pravile Mario Sábato
J - O
El juego de Arcibel Alberto Lecchi
El juego de la silla Ana Katz
Marc, la sucia rata Leonardo Fabio Calderón
La mecha Raúl Perrone
Mujeres en rojo Paula Hernández, Albertina Carri, Ana Katz, Julia Solomonoff y Lucía Cedrón 28 of Octobercortometrajes
Murgas y murgueros Pedro Fernández Mouján
Nadar solo Ezequiel Acuña
Nicotina Hugo Rodríguez
No debes estar aquí Jacobo Rispa
La noche de las cámaras despiertas Hernán Andrade/ Víctor Cruz
Nowhere Luis Sepúlveda
Oscar Alemán, vida con swing Hernán Gaffet
P - S
Plata segura
El polaquito Juan Carlos Desanzo
Por la vuelta Cristian Pauls
Potestad Luis César D'Angiolillo
Raúl Barboza, el sentimiento de abrazar Silvia Di Florio
El regreso Hugo Lescano
Los rubios Albertina Carri
Sangre Pablo César
El séptimo arcángel Juan Bautista Stagnaro
Sé quién eres Patricia Ferreira
Sol de noche Pablo Milstein/
Norberto Ludin
Soy tu aventura Néstor Montalbano
Sudeste Sergio Bellotti
T - Z
Tan de repente Diego Lerman
La televisión y yo (notas en una libreta) Andrés Di Tella
Testosterona David Moreton
Todo juntos Federico León
Un día en el paraíso Juan Bautista Stagnaro
Un hijo genial José Luis Massa
Valentín Alejandro Agresti
Vivir Intentando Tomás Yankelevich
Vladimir en Buenos Aires Diego Gachassin
Yo no sé qué me han hecho tus ojos Sergio Wolf y Lorena Muñoz Documentary

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