Cóndor de Plata: Belén and El Eternauta lead the awards.

The Cóndor de Plata winners are announced

On Tuesday, November 10, the ACCA (Argentine Association of Film Chroniclers) made public the winners of the Cóndor de Plata, awards that celebrate national film and series from 2025. The presentation took place in Mar del Plata, during the International Film Festival, and the most mentioned titles were Belén and El Eternauta.

Clarín reports that the announcement was made at the Espacio Chauvin and that actress Paula Carruega and filmmaker Leo Damario read out the names. Although the winners are known, the statuettes will come later, at a ceremony in Buenos Aires.

The ceremony will be on November 25, at 8 pm, at Sala La Argentina (Rodríguez Peña 361). Almost eleven months will have passed since 2025 ended, the year being honored.

Belén leads Argentine film

Belén, Dolores Fonzi's film, was chosen best fiction film, the main recognition on the list. Página/12 counts six awards for it, among them adapted screenplay, shared by Laura Paredes, Fonzi, Agustina San Martín and Nicolás Britos, and original score, for Marilina Bertoldi.

Camila Plaate added two awards, as supporting actress and as female breakthrough, and Sergio Prina and Luis Machín shared the supporting actor award. Página/12 recalls that the film had already been to San Sebastián and also won the Goya for best Ibero-American film.

Second place on the table went to Gatillero, by Cristian Tapia Marchiori, with five statuettes. It took the awards for direction, cinematography, editing and sound, and Sergio Podeley was chosen lead actor. According to Página/12, the film was shot as one long continuous take.

The winning documentary was El príncipe de Nanawa, by Clarisa Navas, and its performer Ángel Stegmayer Caballero won as male breakthrough. Natalia Oreiro was chosen best lead actress for two works: La noche sin mí and, in addition, La mujer de la fila. The first, directed by María Laura Berch together with Laura Chiabrando, was also the best first or second film.

El Eternauta dominates the series

Among the series, the most awarded was El Eternauta, Netflix's adaptation of the comic created by Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Francisco Solano López. It won best drama series and Bruno Stagnaro's direction, and added adapted screenplay and several technical awards.

The jury added a special award for visual effects, for Ezequiel Rossi, Pablo Accame and Ignacio Pol. César Troncoso was chosen best supporting actor and Thiago Uriel Aguiar, male breakthrough.

In comedy, the Cóndor went to Viudas negras, putas y chorras, a Malena Pichot show made for Flow and HBO Max, and Pilar Gamboa won as lead actress for that show. The miniseries Menem, from Prime Video, won its category, and the song Chicas malas, in Marilina Bertoldi's version, also took an award.

Performances and craft awards

The lead acting award in series was shared: Ricardo Darín, for El Eternauta, splits it with Leonardo Sbaraglia, who won it for Menem and for Las maldiciones. Lorena Vega was chosen supporting actress, for En el barro, for Envidiosa and for the second season of El fin del amor.

Débora Nishimoto was the series breakthrough, thanks to Envidiosa. Among the short films, Tu cuerpo en mi habitación, directed by Axel Cheb Terrab, won. The winning film song was Canción de las simples cosas, heard in La mujer de la fila with the voices of Ricardo Mollo and Natalia Oreiro.

In the film craft categories, Martín Sapia won cinematography for Gatillero, Mariela Ripodas won art direction for Tesis sobre una domesticación and Roberta Pesci won costume design for 27 noches.

If you go

Mark the date: November 25, 8 pm, Sala La Argentina (Rodríguez Peña 361, Buenos Aires), according to Clarín. The reports consulted give no ticket price or accreditation details, so it is worth confirming with the film chroniclers' association before going. If you want to watch the winning titles, Página/12 indicates that El Eternauta is on Netflix, Menem on Prime Video and Viudas negras, putas y chorras on Flow and HBO Max.