Overview

• Released on August 14, the Cohn–Duprat anthology led by Guillermo Francella drew roughly 417,000–470,000 moviegoers in its first four days, according to Ultracine and multiple outlets.
• President Javier Milei amplified the conversation by praising the movie and screening it for allies, while prominent artists split between praise and harsh criticism.
• Luis Brandoni lauded the film’s artistry and its lack of state funding, as Katja Alemann and Moria Casán issued pointed critiques of Francella and the project.
• A libertarian deputy from Rosario argued the movie is overly Buenos Aires‑centric, fueling a wider debate about representation and the film’s 16‑vignette portrait of identity.
• Disney+ is widely expected to host the streaming release, though no date is confirmed, with reported estimates ranging from roughly 40–60 days to longer depending on box office performance.