Two Argentine movies (one animated), two Hollywood blockbusters, a Turkish production and a German film are out in the buenos aires theatres. Boogie and Bruce Willis will undoubtedly be the stars of the week.

• BOOGIE, EL ACEITOSO 3D. The most repelling character by the late Roberto Fontanarrosa makes it to the big screen in 3D animation. Boogie is everything we hate to hate: violent, misoginistic, xenophobe, racist, the lowest and most effective of the gun-for-hire world who will whack you and complain because you spilt blood on his shoes. And yet, some of Fontanarrosa’s most hardhitting humour. (Argentina, 2009, in Spanish)
Directed by: Gustavo Cova - Screenplay: Marcelo Páez-Cubells on images and characters by Roberto Fontanarrosa - Voices: Pablo Echarri and Nancy Dupláa - PG13 - Running time: 82 minutes.

• HORIZONTAL/ VERTICAL.  A choral film starred by a who‘s-who of the local TV world. Different characters show their lives and true selves in times of change where nothing will ever be the same. (Argentina, 2008, in Spanish)
Directed by: Nicolás Tuozzo - Written by: Victoria Benedetto, Damián Canduci, María Facio, Vera Fogwill, Marcos Negri and Nicolás Tuozzo - Featuring: Mike Amigorena, Darío Grandinetti, Rita Cortese, Ulises Dumont, Martina Juncadella, Carlos Kaspar, Duilio Marzio, Marcelo Mazzarello, Fernán Mirás, María Onetto, Juan Palomino, Andrea Politti, Carlos Portaluppi, Benjamín Rojas, Romina Yan - NC16 - Running time: 110 minutes.

• Surrogates (IDENTIDAD SUSTITUTA). A classic Bruce Willis character lives in a future in which people use robot surrogates to communicate with each other. When a student is murdered, the FBI will investigate and Bruce will take his trademark toughness out on the evil surrogates. (US, 2009, in English) Directed by: Jonathan Mostow - Screenplay: Michael Ferris and John Brancato on a comic by Robert Venditti and Brett Weldele - Featuring: Bruce Willis, Radha Mitchell, Rosamund Pike, Boris Kodjoe, James Francis Ginty, James Cromwell - NC16 - Running time: 88 minutes.
the brothers bloom (LOS ESTAFADORES).   Over the years, the Brothers Bloom have perfected the art of swindling other people out of fortunes. They will take on a last, spectacular job: bringing a beautiful and excentric heiress into a conspiracy that will take them around the world. (US, 2008, in English, French, Czech and Japanese with Spanish subtitles)
Written and directed by: Rian Johnson - Featuring: Rachel Weisz, Adrien Brody, Mark Ruffalo, Rinko Kikuchi, Robbie Coltrane, Maximilian Schell -  G - Running time: 109 minutes.

• The brothers Bloom (LOS ESTAFADORES). Over the years, the Brothers Bloom have perfected the art of swindling other people out of fortunes. They will take on a last, spectacular job: bringing a beautiful and excentric heiress into a conspiracy that will take them around the world. (US, 2008, In English, French, Czech and Japanese, with Spanish subtitles).
Written and directed by: Rian Johnson - Featuring: Rachel Weisz, Adrien Brody, Mark Ruffalo, Rinko Kikuchi, Robbie Coltrane, Maximilian Schell - G - Running time: 109 minutes.

• Pandora‘nin kutusu (LOS TIEMPOS DE LA VIDA). Three forty-something brothers receive a phonecall telling them that their mother has gone missing from her house on the Black Sea shore. The three leave their problems behind and go searching for her, but once they are together the rift between them will show — and they will discover that they barely know each other. (Turkey, 2008, in English).
Directed by: Yesim Ustaoglu - Written by: Yesim Ustaoglu, Selma Kaygusuz - Featuring: Onur Ünsal, Derya Alabora, Tsilla Chelton and Övül Avkiran - PG13 . Running time: 110 minutes.

• Alle Anderen  (ENTRE NOSOTROS). On the surface,  Chris and Gitti are madly in love and happily holidaying in Sardinia, but an undercurrent of secret rituals, silly habits, unfulfilled wishes and power struggles tenses up their apparent paradise. A winner at several international film festivals. (Germany, 2009, in German and Italian with Spanish subtitles)
Written and directed by: Maren Ade - Featuring: Birgit Minichmayr, Lars Eidinger, Hans-Jochen Wagner, Nicole Marischka, Mira Partecke, Atef Vogel - PG13 - Running time: 120 minutes.