The Three Amateurs (1933)

In the vibrant Buenos Aires of 1930, a family succumbs to three irresistible hobbies: tango, movies and soccer. While the sons immerse themselves in these passions, the father struggles to keep the family business afloat, pinning his hopes on his architect son. This touching comedy is the second Argentine feature sound film and also marked Luis Sandrini's stellar rise to fame. By delving into family duties and individual yearnings, the film traces a poignant map of the Argentine soul.