Buenos Aires, November 14 (NA) – After a triumphant run at the box office and becoming a social phenomenon, the film 'Homo Argentum' has a release date on the streaming service. Disney+ confirmed that the film, directed by Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat and starring Guillermo Francella, will premiere exclusively on the platform on January 16, 2026. Since its release, the film has drawn massive crowds in theaters across the country, reaching nearly 2 million viewers. Due to this significant public interest, 'Homo Argentum' will continue to be shown in Argentine theaters so audiences can enjoy it on the big screen before its next-year release on Hulu, Disney's new general entertainment brand. The film will premiere on Disney+ in Latin America after its run in theaters in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, and Paraguay, and after being screened at the Rome International Film Festival, where it was met with a standing ovation and a strong reception from the Italian public, who showed great empathy for the film. With a narrative structure that engages the viewer and a critical look at society, 'Homo Argentum' transcends the local to become a proposal without borders. The film, produced by Pampa Films, is an invitation to think, debate, and be moved, a unique proposal that places Argentine cinema at the center of the conversation in every territory.
