Patagonik Film Group

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Patagonik Film Group
Type Private
Industry Cinema of Argentina
Headquarters Buenos Aires
Key people Pablo Bossi
Products Films
Revenue decrease $89.4 million USD (2009)
Operating income decrease $11 million USD (2009)
Website Patagonik Film Group

Patagonik Film Group is an Argentine production company, dedicated to the making of feature films and film production services.[1]

Established in 1996 by Pablo Bossi, it is currently the leading company in Latin America. Bossi, a producer of several films and TV programs in Argentina, is currently the president of the company.

They were in charge of the production of the film Evita, by Alan Parker, and the video "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" by Madonna.

In 1997 Patagonik produced Cenizas del paraíso, directed by Marcelo Piñeyro, a box office success and was awarded Best Foreign Feature Film at the Goya Awards.

The same year Dibu: la película was released. The children's film, which blended animation and real footage, was based on a famous television character, and was a success in Argentina.

Since then, Patagonik Film Group has produced over 30 feature films, among them Fabián Bielinsky's Nueve Reinas, which beat audience records and achieved important awards worldwide.

The company is also known for its visual effects design, computer animation, character design and compositing. Some of their animated films include: Patoruzito ("Little Paturuzú"), Condor Crux, El Mercenario, El Ratón Pérez, El Arca, and the three installments of Dibu series.

A part of the Clarín Group, Patagonik Film Group also assists in the production of international films that want to film in Argentina.

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