Overview
- The anthology drew well over 400,000 viewers in its first four days, with reports ranging up to about 470,000, as Guillermo Francella credits a cinemas-only rollout for the surge.
- INCAA chief Carlos Pirovano defended the film on television but acknowledged he has not seen it, saying he only watched fragments on TikTok.
- High-profile figures split: Luis Brandoni praised the movie and stressed it did not seek state funds, while Katja Alemann issued a sharply critical assessment of Francella and the project.
- Libertarian deputy Alejandro Bongiovanni argued the stories reflect a Buenos Aires–centric view rather than the country at large and questioned its ideological thrust.
- Disney+ holds the digital rights, yet no streaming date is confirmed, with outlets only estimating a post-theatrical window based on prior releases.