The South 2025 Awards, the “Oscar Argentinos”

Best Fiction Film

Germany

Jockey

The man who loved flying dishes

Something new, something old, somewhat borrowed

Best cast actor

Daniel Fanego, Jockey

Gabriel Goity, Rest in peace

Walter Jakob, Germany

Sergio Prina, The man who loved flying dishes

Best leading actor

Alfredo Castro, The wind that sweeps

Lorenzo Ferro, Mountain Simon

Nahuel Pérez Biscayart, Jockey

Leonardo Sbaraglia, The man who loved flying dishes

Revelation actor

Joaquín Aceboby The wind that sweeps

Milo Lis, Camp with mom

Leandro Menéndez, Something old, something new, somewhat borrowed

Pehuén Pedre, Mountain Simon

Best cast actress

Alejandra Flechner, The runners

Elvira Onetto, Miranda from Friday to Monday

María Ucedo, Germany

Antonia Zegers, More people die on Sundays

Best leading actress

Maite Aguilar, Germany

Rita Cortese, More people die on Sundays

Miranda de la Serna, Germany

Inés Estévez, Miranda from Friday to Monday

Revelation actress

Maite Aguilar, Germany

Melanie Chong, He left for me a ship taking me

Juliana Gattas, More people die on Sundays

Luciana Grasso, Miranda from Friday to Monday

Best address

María Zanetti, Germany

Luis Ortega, Jockey

Diego Lerman, The man who loved flying dishes

Hernán Roselli, Something old, something new, somewhat borrowed

Best art direction

Micaela Saiegh, Germany

Julia Freid and Germán Naglieri, Jockey

Marcelo Chaves, The man who loved flying dishes

Daniel Gilmelberg, Transmitzvah

Best costume design

Mónica Toschi, The wind that sweeps

Patricia Conta, Germany

Beatriz di Benedetto, Jockey

Valentina Bari and Pheonia Veloz, The man who loved flying dishes

Best photography address

Agustín Barrutia, Germany

Horacio Maira, Goyo

Timo salmin, Jockey

Nicolás Gorla, Buffalo

Best adapted script

Leonel D’Agostino and Paula Hernández, The wind that sweeps (Based on the homonym novel by Selva Almada)

Sebastián Borensztein and Marcos Osorio Vidal, Rest in peace (Based on Martin Baentrub’s homonymous novel)

Victoria Hladilo, The fault of nothing (Based on the homonymous novel by Victoria Hladilo)

Best original script

Fabián Casas, Luis Ortega and Rodolfo Palacios, Jockey

Adrián Biniez and Diego Lerman, The man who loved flying dishes

IAIR SAID, More people die on Sundays

Hernán Rosselli, Something old, something new, somewhat borrowed

Better makeup and characterization

Silvina Paolucci and Jonatan Horne, Germany

Ángela Garacija, Jockey

Carolina Siliguini and Beatushka Wojotovicz, The man who loved flying dishes

Alberto Moccia, Transmitzvah

Better assembly

Federico Rotstein, The man who loved flying dishes

Florencia Gómez García, The agronomist

Ariel Frajnd, by Camp with mom

Jimena García Molt, Hernán Rosselli and Federico Rotstein, Something new, something old, somewhat borrowed

Best original music

Sune Rose Wagner, Jockey

Pablo Borghi, Giants

Gustavo Pomoranecby The agronomist

Pablo Borghi, Camp with mom

Best sound

Catriel Vildosola, The wind that sweeps

Guido Berenblum, Claus Lyng and Javier Umpiérrezby Jockey

Celeste Contracti, Gustavo Pomoranec and Adrián Rodríguez, The agronomist

Sebastián González and Rubén Piputto, Camp with mom

Best prima opera

Germany

Giants

Mountain Simon

The major tones

Best animated film

The success of love

Giants

Robotia, the movie

Dalia and the Red Book

Best documentary film

Reas

He left for me a ship taking me

Transfers

Fuck you! The last show

Best fiction series

Cromañón

Cris looked (she)

Coppola, the representative

The manager, S03

Best Ibero -American Film:

This category will be defined in the 2nd selection stage.

Audiovisual arts as a state policy

During the announcement of the awards ceremony, Martín Llaryora, eThe governor of the host province, noted that the film industry is a job generator and “govern is generating work.” Hence Córdoba’s decision to bet on cinema through concrete public policies such as Cash Rebate, a key tool of the Córdoba Audiovisual District Plan.

“We are interested that Córdoba is on the screen, that our places film, that spread our territory so that people want to visit it, but also for our artists, technicians, producers and everyone to have the possibility of working,” The governor pointed out.

In that sense, Hernán FindlinPresident of the Academy of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences of Argentina, stressed that “in these complex times where culture is being so vaulted, the support that the province of Córdoba is giving us is doubly valuable, showing what should be done with culture in every way.”

“It was very valuable to discover that in Córdoba there are many people doing valuable things, and a government that supports them. I try to be as objective as possible: it is a reality that we could feel,” he acknowledged.

And he celebrated that in our province “there is a policy that understands cinema and audiovisual arts not only as a culture, but also as generators of work, investments and development.”