Aigul Safiullina reviews ‘El Amigo Alemán’, a German/Argentine film which deals with the social conflicts of immigrants settling in a new country.

Each week, the Indy features and promotes one project on crowdfunding website Ideame, with the aim of helping the creators finance and achieve their dreams. This week: Latinoamerica Te Amo.

The swampy backwaters of the Tigre delta provides an uneasy backdrop for Anita Piterbarg’s atmospheric debut feature from the production team behind Oscar-winning ‘El Secreto de sus Ojos’.

After last years successful first installment, the international animation festival Cartón returns this week. Wendy Gosselin headed along to check it out.

The Biblioteca Popular Eduardo Martedí in San Cristobal proposes the Ciclos de Cine para Vecinos project.

Grace Protopapas takes a look at the 2012 Green Film Festival and how, through the movie lens, it hopes to encourage living an environmentally conscious life here in Buenos Aires.

Wendy Gosselin reviews ‘La Educación Prohibida’, a new documentary project coordinated by Argentine director Germán Doin, which premiered on Monday at 151 independent screenings around the world.

In case you missed the first ever BAFICI animated film festival that finished last week, Wendy Gosselin picks out the Argentine and international films that are worth looking out for.

Film writer Wendy Gosselin shares the details of the new winter selection of the BAFICI Film Festival and delves into the history of animated films in Argentina—the home to the first short animated film ever made.

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.