Overview
- Ultracine data cited by Los Andes shows 527,879 tickets sold in five days, making it the year’s top Argentine release by attendance so far.
- Página/12 reports the film won a City of Buenos Aires BA Producción Internacional subsidy, with estimates near 150 million pesos, a point contested by supporters who tout private backing.
- INCAA president Carlos Pirovano praised the movie on TV but conceded he has only seen clips on TikTok, fueling criticism over official defenses.
- President Javier Milei screened the film for allies and endorsed it publicly, while figures such as Luis Brandoni defended it and Katja Alemann and others issued sharp critiques; a libertarian deputy questioned its Buenos Aires focus.
- Multiple outlets say Disney+ holds the digital rights and the title could reach streaming about 40–60 days after theatrical release, though no date is confirmed.