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Picaflor (1935)
Character: N/A
An habitant of the Paraná Delta is tempted to engage in smuggling but abandons it for the love of a teacher.
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Sendas cruzadas (1942)
Character: N/A
A bandit is accused of killing a young man who was actually killed by his girlfriend's stepfather who was in love with her.
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Cosas de mujer (1951)
Character: N/A
A man feels abandoned because his wife is too busy with her incredible success as a lawyer. Because of this, he ends up falling into infidelity and showing certain contradictions in his wife.
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Valentina (1950)
Character: Andrés Castro
A young millionaire meets a mechanic who has invented a carburetor as a result of a breakdown in her car.
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El tesoro de la isla Maciel (1941)
Character: Juan Tunín
To get her father, a sailor, out of his depression, his daughter and his doctor make him believe there is a hidden treasure.
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Oro entre barro (1939)
Character: Melena
A humble bartender wants his minister brother to recognize the son of the woman he abandoned years ago.
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Amor (1940)
Character: N/A
A woman destroys her life, her marriage and her husband due to her obsessive jealousy.
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El patio de la morocha (1951)
Character: N/A
The granddaughter of the watchman of a theater that is going to be demolished has the dream of being a successful female singer like her mother and the son of the theater owner makes it possible.
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Dancing (1933)
Character: N/A
The film's plot, which largely takes place in a cabaret, revolves around a worldly guy who had abandoned a mature lover for a younger and more beautiful one. It is very elementary and is just a pretext for a parade of popular songs. Currently considered lost.
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El tango vuelve a París (1948)
Character: Medizabel
Obsessed by a Mexican singer, an Argentine doctor arrives in Paris; Far from his land he begins to find his true identity transforming into a singer of tangos.
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El tango vuelve a París (1948)
Character: Medizábal
Obsessed by a Mexican singer, an Argentine doctor arrives in Paris; Far from his land he begins to find his true identity transforming into a singer of tangos.
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La rubia Mireya (1948)
Character: Lloveras
The misadventures of a woman and her failed relationships. Everything is represented through the tango mythology.
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Si yo fuera rica (1941)
Character: Pedro García
A screwball comedy about a young barrio songstress and pickpocket who, while escaping after nicking a woman's wallet, is hired to model for an agency. There she discovers a new world when she mixes with the rich and finds love among them.
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Historia de crímenes (1942)
Character: Gervasio
A bank clerk uncovers the manager's criminal behavior and prevents him from carrying out a murder.
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El honorable inquilino (1951)
Character: Sr. Larica
A professional thief rents a room in the house of a downtrodden lady to observe the bank he will assault.
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Una luz en la ventana (1942)
Character: Juan
A woman and her two companions get lost in a storm and end up in a creepy house where a mad doctor is conducting experiments in the basement.
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Derecho viejo (1951)
Character: N/A
Tango musician moves to France to put an unhappy love affair behind him. Inspired by the life of tango composer Eduardo Arolas.
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La historia del tango (1949)
Character: Prudencio Aldao
The director of a tango set is in love with the singer but she marries another man who eventually abandons her. In their old age, their children will fulfill their dreams.
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Mi amor eres tú (1941)
Character: Lucas
An authoritarian tutor changes his behavior thanks to a young orphan with whom he ends up falling in love.
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La luz de un fósforo (1940)
Character: Pedro González "Golito"
A shy man invents in front of his friends a love affair with a singer but circumstances will lead him to conquer her.
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Jettatore (1938)
Character: Enrique Salvatierra
A rumor spreads about a man being bad luck. His superstitious friends believe it, but it's all part of an evil scheme to ruin the man's upcoming wedding. Adapted from the play of the same name by Gregorio de Laferrere.
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El juego del amor y del azar (1944)
Character: Arlequín / chofer 2
When the man her father wants to impose on her as a husband is coming home, a young woman changes her personality with her maid. The film is set in two periods, the contemporary to the realization and the times of Louis XV.
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Noches de Buenos Aires (1935)
Character: Ponciano
Various love and crime stories take place in the context of a theater, between tango singers, musicians and dancers.
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