Nine Queens

In Buenos Aires, two small-time con artists, Marcos and Juan, accidentally meet and are thrown together on a fraudulent scheme involving rare stamps. As they navigate the complex world of high-stakes deception, they find themselves entangled in a much larger and more dangerous operation. Their encounter quickly escalates into a desperate race against time, testing their trust and ingenuity as they attempt to pull off the ultimate con.

Nine Queens was met with widespread critical acclaim, lauded for its intricate plot, masterful direction, and stellar performances. It was particularly praised for its intelligent script and unexpected twists, solidifying its status as a modern classic of the heist and con-artist genre.

• A brilliantly plotted and executed crime thriller with constant, satisfying twists.
• Features compelling performances, especially from Ricardo Darín, that anchor the intricate narrative.
• The film masterfully builds suspense and keeps the audience guessing until the very end.

Google audience: Audiences consistently praise the film's clever script, thrilling plot, and satisfying, unpredictable twists. Many highlight the strong performances of the lead actors and the gripping nature of the unfolding con.

Won numerous awards including Best Film, Best Director, and Best Actor at the Argentine Film Critics Association Awards. Also received nominations at international festivals.

The film's intricate plot and thematic elements are said to have influenced the plot of the 2005 Hollywood remake 'Criminal', although 'Criminal' also incorporated elements from the Spanish film 'The Big Kiss'.