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Nacidos para cantar (1965)
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The famous artist finds his identical twin in a tour of Argentina with many situations of entanglement, but in the end overcome the twin love.
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El infortunado Fortunato (1952)
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A humble and good-natured man is disappointed when the young woman he loves becomes involved with a millionaire.
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El cantor del pueblo (1948)
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A worker looking for money for his blind mother's operation, presents himself as a tango singer and achieves success.
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Una noche cualquiera (1951)
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An unsuccessful actor wants to get money from his uncle to mount a play, and seeks a woman and a child to make them look like his wife and son.
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El cañonero de Giles (1937)
Character: Gorosliaga
A town football player becomes a figure for his strange gift of gaining strength by listening to the barking of a dog.
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La vuelta de Rocha (1937)
Character: Gerente
A sailor and a tango singer fall in love. To protect her, the man takes her to live with his family. But before embarking, he is robbed, and the circumstances accuse the girl of being an accomplice of the criminals.
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Dock Sud (1953)
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A trolley falls from a bridge to the Riachuelo, killing almost all its passengers. The families of the victims receive compensation, they improve their lifestyles and look down on the worker who didn't take the trolley that mortal day.
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El hombre señalado (1957)
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This relentlessly realistic Argentine production was released in the U.S. as The Marked Man. The title character is a poverty-stricken janitor who suddenly wins an enormous sum in the National lottery. Spending money before he actually collects it, the janitor is appalled to discover that his wife has inadvertently sold the winning ticket to a door-to-door peddler. The ticket was hidden in the band of an old straw hat, which passes through several hands as the janitor frantically searches for the precious headgear. What might have been handled as a farce by another director is transformed into a stark, utterly credible urban tragedy by director Francis Laurie.
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Pasó en mi barrio (1951)
Character: Genaro
An italian man is unfairly imprisoned and his wife must work to maintain the family.
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Te rompo el rating (1981)
Character: Barman
A television network infiltrates an inept employee (Porcel) in the competition and he begins to ruin all the programs but, instead of subtracting audience, he only managed to improve it.
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Arrabalera (1950)
Character: Gallito
Disenfranchised working-class woman leaves a bad man and finds a good one. Twenty years later...
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