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* Tomás Eloy Muñoz Lázaro
* Valeria Bistagnino
* Esteban Mentasti
* Horacio Mentasti
* Mariana Volpi
* Benjamín Ávila
* Marcelo Müller
* Natalia Oreiro
* Amparo Noguera
* Alberto Ammann
* Federico Heinrich
* Argentina
* Spain
* 4 September 2025 (Argentina)
* 11 September 2025 (Uruguay) * Mostra Cine
* Buffalo Films
* Diving Media
'''''The Woman in the Line''''' (La mujer de la fila) is a 2025 drama film co-produced by Argentina and Spain, directed by Benjamín Ávila. It follows a mother’s personal quest to uncover the reasons behind her son’s arrest. The film stars Natalia Oreiro, Amparo Noguera, Alberto Ammann, and Federico Heinrich. It premiered in Argentina on 4 September 2025.
== Plot ==
The film tells the story of Andrea, a middle-class woman living in Buenos Aires whose life is upended by her son’s unexpected arrest.
== Cast ==
* Natalia Oreiro as * Amparo Noguera as La Veintidós
* Alberto Ammann as Alejo
* Federico Heinrich as Gustavo
* Marcela Acuña as Coca
* Lide Uranga as Alicia
* Mora Recalde as Clara
* Iride Mockert as Guadalupe
* * Jade Ramírez
* Verónika Silva
* Benjamín Ávila as Santillán
* Luis Campos as Emilio
The film also features members of the
== Production ==
''The Woman in the Line'' is an Argentine–Spanish co-production by Mostra Cine and Buffalo Films (Argentina) and Diving Media (Spain). The film received support from ACiFaD, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the
The project was also supported by the
=== Development ===
The film was reportedly inspired by a 2017 TEDx talk given by Andrea Casamento at TEDxRíodelaPlata.
=== Filming ===
Filming took place in May and June 2024,
=== Soundtrack ===
The closing scene features a rendition of “''Canción de las simples cosas''” by César Isella and Armando Tejada Gómez, performed by Natalia Oreiro and her husband Ricardo Mollo. Oreiro suggested the song to the director, as it was one she often listened to while travelling to set.
=== Distribution ===
The film was distributed theatrically in Argentina by Moving Pics
== Reception ==
The production and release of the film received coverage from both national and international media.
=== Social impact campaign ===
The film’s release will be accompanied by a social impact campaign aimed at encouraging viewers to reflect and inspire change regarding the realities portrayed in the film.
=== Marcos de Paz Programme ===
Preliminary cuts of the film were screened as part of the
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2025 films
Spanish-language films
Argentine films
Spanish films
Argentine drama films
Spanish drama films
2025 Argentine films
Films based on actual events
[h4] * [url=viewtopic.php?t=21146]Tomás[/url] Eloy Muñoz Lázaro * Valeria Bistagnino * Esteban Mentasti * Horacio Mentasti * Mariana Volpi * Benjamín Ávila * Marcelo Müller * Natalia Oreiro * Amparo Noguera * Alberto Ammann * Federico Heinrich * Argentina * Spain * 4 September 2025 (Argentina) * 11 September 2025 (Uruguay) * Mostra Cine * Buffalo Films * Diving Media
'''''The Woman in the Line''''' (La mujer de la fila) is a 2025 drama film co-produced by Argentina and Spain, directed by Benjamín Ávila. It follows a mother’s personal quest to uncover the reasons behind her son’s arrest. The film stars Natalia Oreiro, Amparo Noguera, Alberto Ammann, and Federico Heinrich. It premiered in Argentina on 4 September 2025.
== Plot == The film tells the story of Andrea, a middle-class woman living in Buenos Aires whose life is upended by her son’s unexpected arrest. == Cast == * Natalia Oreiro as * Amparo Noguera as La Veintidós * Alberto Ammann as Alejo * Federico Heinrich as Gustavo * Marcela Acuña as Coca * Lide Uranga as Alicia * Mora Recalde as Clara * Iride Mockert as Guadalupe * * Jade Ramírez * Verónika Silva * Benjamín Ávila as Santillán * Luis Campos as Emilio The film also features members of the == Production == ''The Woman in the Line'' is an Argentine–Spanish co-production by Mostra Cine and Buffalo Films (Argentina) and Diving Media (Spain). The film received support from ACiFaD, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the The project was also supported by the === Development === The film was reportedly inspired by a 2017 TEDx talk given by Andrea Casamento at TEDxRíodelaPlata. === Filming === Filming took place in May and June 2024, === Soundtrack === The closing scene features a rendition of “''Canción de las simples cosas''” by César Isella and Armando Tejada Gómez, performed by Natalia Oreiro and her husband Ricardo Mollo. Oreiro suggested the song to the director, as it was one she often listened to while travelling to set. === Distribution === The film was distributed theatrically in Argentina by Moving Pics == Reception == The production and release of the film received coverage from both national and international media.
=== Social impact campaign === The film’s release will be accompanied by a social impact campaign aimed at encouraging viewers to reflect and inspire change regarding the realities portrayed in the film. === Marcos de Paz Programme === Preliminary cuts of the film were screened as part of the
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