The 2026 Platino Awards have recognized the talented works coming from Argentina, with two notable entries, El Eternauta and Belén, both receiving a substantial number of nominations—13 and 11, respectively. These nominations highlight the strength and creativity of Argentine cinema and its ability to resonate on an international scale. The awards ceremony is set to take place on May 9 in Mexico, emphasizing the growing importance of Latin American productions in the global film industry.

El Eternauta, directed by and starring Dolores Fonzi, has garnered a significant amount of attention not just for its nominations but also for the narrative it presents, which resonates with audiences. It is competing against strong contenders, including the Spanish film Los domingos, which also received 11 nominations and has already achieved recognition in other prestigious film awards. The competition among the finalists reflects the rich storytelling and artistic talent that characterize these films and series coming from Latin America.

This year’s ceremony will also feature notable candidates from Argentina such as Ricardo Darín, Alfredo Francella, and Diego Minujín, spotlighting the diverse range of talent showcased at the Platino Awards. With increasing visibility on the global stage, Argentinian filmmakers and actors are expected to further elevate their profiles and contribute to the ongoing conversation about the importance of Latin American cinema in the film industry.