Mario Soffici

La Gata, "the Cat," is a beautiful woman named Claudia who, like felines, is very possessive of her house. Her relatives hire an architect to remodel the house because it was believed to be haunted. Claudia refuses to give into their wishes. (stanford.edu)

One of the best Argentine films ever made an a glorious case of transposition from literature to cinema. Several flashbacks from diverse people recreates what happened before or after Rosaura -an enigmatic blonde woman- arrives at ten o'clock to some middle class small hotel of Buenos Aires. In the tradition of Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon, this stunning film is a must see for those who believes that cinema, from time to time, can be classifies as an outstanding art. (Surreal Moviez)

The exploitation of peasant migrants forced to work in dire conditions. (davidbordwell.net)

A couple, mistaken for criminals, travels the country carrying with them the money destined to pay for the ransom of a little boy who was kidnapped

At the end of the 19th century, an army detachment arrives to confront the rebels. The commander-in-command recognizes Malena, an old love, who now lives on a ranch with her husband and son.