Netflix Argentina’s 2026–2027 Slate Is Loaded — Mafalda, Dibu Martínez & a Philip K. Dick Adaptation!

Argentina has quietly become one of Netflix’s most creatively exciting production hubs, and the newly unveiled 2026–2027 “Hecho en Argentina” slate makes that clearer than ever. We’re talking 11 series, 5 films, and 3 documentaries — thrillers, biopics, animated icons, supernatural dramas, and true crime. Here’s your complete guide, all in one place.

Netflix Argentina’s Full Slate at a Glance

The Shows Worth Getting Excited About

Envious Season 4 (April 29, 2026) — The hit comedy-drama returns with Vicky navigating life with her partner Matías and his young son Bruno, while her career forces a reunion with old flame Nicolás. A fan favourite back with fresh emotional complications.

Moria (August 14, 2026) — Legendary Argentine entertainer Moria Casán turns 80 and opens the doors to her own biopic, with three different actresses — Sofía Gala Castiglione, Griselda Siciliani, and Cecilia Roth — each portraying her at different life stages. A tribute to transgression as survival.

Gordon (Second half 2026) — A gritty true-crime thriller about Aníbal Gordon, a real criminal who became entangled in the violent political turmoil of 1970s Argentina. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Pablo Trapero — expect unflinching authenticity.

My Sad Dead (Second half 2026) — Based on Mariana Enríquez’s novel, this supernatural miniseries follows a 60-year-old doctor who can see and communicate with the dead. When her niece visits with the same ability, buried family secrets begin to surface. Directed by Pablo Larraín — one of the most anticipated projects on the slate.

The Future is Ours (2027) — The most ambitious series on the list. Adapted from Philip K. Dick’s The World Jones Made, it’s set in 2047 where a mysterious internet voice can predict the future — triggering a confrontation between a police officer and a young preacher-turned-spiritual leader. Prestige sci-fi from Argentina.

Mafalda (2027) — Oscar-winning director Juan José Campanella brings the iconic Argentine comic strip to life as an animated Netflix series. If you know Mafalda, you already understand the cultural weight of this one. If you don’t — you’re about to discover Latin America’s most beloved cartoon character.

Tiempo al Tiempo (2027) — A bittersweet romance sci-fi: two young lovers in the 1990s are separated when he mysteriously vanishes. When he returns thirty years later — unchanged — she has aged three decades without him. The kind of premise that quietly devastates.

Dibu Martínez: The Kid Who Stops Time (2026) — A deeply personal film about Argentina’s World Cup hero, blending animated drawings with archival footage and interviews. Football fans and non-fans alike will find something moving here.

Documentary Highlights

Yiya Murano (April 23, 2026) dives into the true story of a woman who poisoned her friends to cover financial scams in 1970s Argentina — and somehow became a TV celebrity after prison. Fito Páez (2026) is an intimate year-long documentary following the iconic Latin rock legend on tour. And Perfecta: La voz de Silvina Luna (2027) is arguably the most important of the three — initiated by Luna herself before her passing, it exposes the devastating consequences of an aesthetic procedure gone wrong and the legal battle that followed.

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