Directed and starring Dolores Fonzi, the film tells the shocking real story of a young woman accused of committing an illegal abortion and the brave lawyer who took over the case.
Yesterday it became official that Nativity scene has been selected as the official candidate of Argentina for the 98th Academy Awards In the best international film category.
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The film will compete for a nomination at the Oscar Awards ceremony that will be held on March 15, 2026. In addition, Bethlehem has been selected to represent Argentina in the Goya Awards In the best Ibero -American film category, whose winners will be announced on February 28, 2026.


What Belén is about
Set in the province of Tucumán, Argentina, Belén follows Julieta, a young woman accused of committing an illegal abortion, and Soledad Deza, the brave lawyer who risks everything to defend her highly controversial case that established precedents. As the trial develops, Juliet’s situation becomes a turning point in the fight against a conservative legal system, promoting a feeling of indignation and a growing wave of solidarity that transcends borders.
Bethlehem – Official Trailer
Directed and starring Fonzi Dolores (Blondi) and produced by K&S Films (the company behind wild stories, Oscar nominated), Bethlehem is a forceful criticism of systematic injustices and a tribute to resistance, sorority and constant struggle for the right to autonomy over the body.
The cast includes Camila Plaate (Motoarrebatador), Laura Paredes (Argentina, 1985), Julieta Cardinali (Maradona: Blessed dream), and Sergio Prina (Motoarrebatador), with special appearances of Luis Machín (Cromañón) and César Troncoso (The Eternaluta), among others. Based on the book “Somos Belén” by Ana Correathe film was written by Dolores Fonzi and Laura Paredes. The production is in charge of Leticia Cristi and Matías Mosteirin, of K&S, with Diego Copello as executive producer.
Where to see Bethlehem
Belén adds to the growing list of original Argentine movies of Prime Video, after the success of Argentina, 1985, winner of the Golden Globe. The film will become part of the streaming platform when it concludes its current step through cinemas.
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