Netflix is the platform where (almost) all films, series, documentaries and other audiovisual productions find their place. This is the best way to fight new services like Disney Plus, which comes with an extensive catalog, as well as adding innovative features that will allow users to watch series faster.
But we don't want you to see content in the blink of an eye, we want that you see quality content. For that reason, and after doing that with the best Disney movies you can see on Netflix, we'll tell you about the best ones Latin American feature films you can't miss on the streaming platform.
The best Latin American movies on Netflix
All About My Mother (1999)
This classic film, written and directed by Pedro Almodóvar, tells the story of Manuela, a single mother who sees her son die on the day he turns 17. Destroyed, the protagonist leaves Madrid and yes goes to Barcelona in search of Esteban, the father of her son, who never knew Manuela was pregnant.
Netflix has others too great works of the filmography of the Spanish director, such as Volver (2006), La mala Educación (2004), High heels (1991) or Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown (1988).
The Angel (2018)
Argentine cinema has many works available on Netflix, but we recommend El Ángel, a feature film based on real events and set in Buenos Aires in 1971. Carlitos, a 17-year-old young man with an angelic face, who gets everything he wants. Her life takes a turn when she meets Ramón, her soulmate, who leads him to go from being a thief to a serial killer most wanted in the country.
Veronica (2017)
If you like horror movies, you can't miss Verónica, a Spanish production inspired by a true story that took place in Vallecas (Madrid) in 1990. After having a séance with her friends, Verónica is alone with her brothers when warns of evil presences who wants to harm his whole family.
The Illustrious Citizen (2016)
Winner of the 2016 Goya Prize for Best Ibero-American Film, The Illustrious Citizen is played by Daniel Mantovani, a Nobel Prize-winning writer for literature who takes inspiration from his hometown, Salas, to set his works. In the most successful phase of his career, Mantovani receives an invitation from the mayor of the town to appoint him "illustrious citizen" and he, against all odds, decides to accept it.
Rome (2018)
2018 was the year of Rome, a black and white film made by Mexican Alfonso Cuarón, which won 3 Oscars (best foreign film, director and photography) in the great night of Hollywood cinema. The central figure of the film is Cleo, a young maid of a family who lives in Colonia Roma, an upper-class neighborhood in Mexico City. Despite having a hard time, Cleo takes care of the family's four children as if they were her own.
Pain and Glory (2019)
As mentioned above, Netflix has an important part of Pedro Almodóvar's filmography. The latest creation by the Spanish director is Pain and Glory, which tells the story of Salvador Mallo, a director in decline which recalls his career, both professional and vital, from his childhood in the city of Paterna to the emptiness of not being able to continue with his great passion: cinema.
Too late to get angry (2016)
The Goya for Best Film 2016 went to Tarde para la ira, a feature film directed by Raúl Arévalo, which was also awarded the Goya as Best New Director. In August 2007, Curro entered prison after participating in the robbery of a jewelry store. Eight years later, he is released with the intention of starting a new life. However, everything changes when she meets José, a stranger who will upset his plans.
The Blind Christ (2016)
Michael claims to have experienced a divine revelation in the desert, although his confession does not convince any of his neighbors. After learning that an old childhood friend had an accident, Michael sets out on a pilgrimage, barefoot, to save him with a miracle. His mission captures the people he meets along the way, who begin to see him as a Christ who will put an end to all the problems of the Chilean desert.
