Francella's film brought together more than 400,000 viewers and will arrive on Disney+ after its successful run in theaters
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Homo Argentum, the new film by Guillermo Francella directed by Cohn and Duprat, has become a phenomenon at the Argentine box office. In just four days, it attracted more than 400,000 viewers, positioning itself among the most successful premieres of recent years.
With a start similar to El clan, the film confirmed that Argentine audiences continue to respond massively to high-quality national cinema. Attention now shifts to streaming, where fans are wondering when they'll be able to enjoy it from their homes.
Guillermo Francella - Actor y comediante argentino.
Record box office and comparison with other hits
Between Thursday, August 14 and Sunday, August 17, Homo Argentum drew 417,163 viewers according to Ultracine. This makes it the second-best premiere in recent history. It is only behind El clan, which sold 504,719 tickets in its first weekend.
When will Homo Argentum arrive on Disney+
Although the streaming release doesn't yet have an exact date, it has been confirmed that the film will be part of the Disney+ catalog. Following the logic of previous releases, it could arrive between 40 and 100 days after its theatrical debut. November is the likely window.
Similar films, such as Mazel Tov, arrived on the platform 51 days after their theatrical run. This suggests that, while audiences continue to enjoy Homo Argentum in theaters, the wait to see it on streaming could extend for a couple of months.
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A comedy that reflects Argentines
The film presents 16 independent stories that portray the "Argentine gene" through characters played by Francella. From the arrogant to the passionate, the actor embodies various archetypes that invite reflection on local stereotypes.
The audience's response was immediate, with packed theaters and reviews that sparked debate. Even President Javier Milei highlighted the film, stating that it reflects a mirror of society without resorting to state funding.
