This week’s highlighted project from the Idea.me crowdfunding website is roaming cinema workshop, teaching children around Argentina to tell their story via animation and film shorts.

Melissa Macaya says new Argentine film Elefante Blanco – starring Ricardo Darín – is a powerful portrayal of struggle and hope in the villas hidden in and around Buenos Aires.

In this week’s highlighted creative project, Kate Beioley looks at the documentary film ‘Entrevistas Femenismo’, which seeks to reignite the national conversation over gender relations in Argentina.

If you have been craving a plethora of youth culture activities stuffed into a one medium sized area, then the annual Ciudad Emegente festival, which runs until 10th June at Cultural Centro Recoleta is right up your street.

Now in it’s 14th year, the International Human Rights Film Festival has brought films focusing on human rights and environmental issues from all corners of the globe to Buenos Aires.

Ahead of Wednesday’s screening, Michael Tanenbaum offers his thoughts on Iara Lee’s thought-provoking documentary, which explores the role of culture in zones of conflict around the world.

As Latin America’s most important film festival wraps up its 14th edition, film writer Wendy Gosselin reflects on the biggest BAFICI yet.

Film writer Wendy Gosselin continues reporting from this year’s BAFICI Festival, picking six Latin American films – five Argentine and one Brazilian – that come highly recommended.

With the country’s BAFICI film festival underway, this week’s Top 5 introduces you to some of Argentina’s directors worth knowing about.

Film writer Wendy Gosselin is reporting from this year’s BAFICI Film Festival and here rounds up the best, and worst, of what she has seen in the first few days.