FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

November 1, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features. Part 11: 2012-current

Here’s the final post to complete my survey of Argentine Animated Features. Today, the most recent films from this South American country including the infamous “Underdogs”.

FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

October 25, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features, Part 10: 2010-2011

Part ten of my survey of Argentine animated feature films – featuring Plumiferos and Gaturro.

FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

October 18, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features, Part 9: 2008-2009

Part nine of my survey of Argentine animated feature films – featuring films by directors Gustavo Cova and Andrés G. Schaer.

FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

October 11, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features, Part 8: 2007

Part eight of my survey of Argentine animated feature films – featuring Patoruzú’s friend Isidoro Cañones as an adult.

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October 4, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features. Part 7: 2006

Part seven of my survey of Argentine animated feature films – today with films from David Iglesias and Juan Pablo Buscarini – and another visit with Patoruzito.

FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

September 27, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features. Part 6: 2004

Part six of my survey of Argentine animated feature films – today with films from José Luis Massa and Sergio Bayo.

FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

September 20, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features – Part 5: 2000-2003

Part five of my survey of Argentine animated feature films – today with films from such diverse directors as Juan Antin and Manuel García Ferré.

FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

September 13, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features Part 4: The Patagonik Film Group Appears

Part four of my survey of Argentine animated feature films, today with films from the Patagonik group and Manuel García Ferré – featuring Dibu and Manuelita.

FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

September 6, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features. Part 3: 1981-1995

Continuing my chronologic survey of Argentine animated feature films, today with films by Carlos Marquez and Manuel García Ferré.

FUNNY ANIMALS AND MORE

August 30, 2015 posted by

Argentine Animated Features, Part 2: García Ferré Appears

Manuel García Ferré (1929-2013) was roughly the Argentine Walt Disney. His main characters appeared in their own TV series and theatrical features; his supporting characters appeared in everything.