The film directed by Santiago Miter and starring Ricardo Darín and Peter Lanzani, Argentina, 1985just won in Spain the goya award Best Ibero-American Film.
“We saw how such an Argentine story was seen by different audiences, but those wounds unite us all. The only way to fight this is with justice“, expressed Peter Lanzani in his speech.
Argentina, 1985 competed against 1976 from Chile, La Jauría from Colombia, Noche de Fuego, from Mexico and Utama, from Bolivia. Now the award-winning and multi-award-winning film will maintain all its expectations at the Oscars, where it will seek to win as Best International Film.
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