The "Golden Age of Argentine Cinema" refers to a period from the late 1930s to the early 1960s when the film industry in Argentina flourished. During this time, the production of films increased significantly, and many movies became popular both domestically and internationally. This era is characterized by the emergence of notable directors, actors, and a unique style that blended tango, drama, and comedy. Key films from this period include Los Tres Fuegos and La Guerra Gaucha, which showcased the cultural identity of Argentina. The success of these films helped establish Buenos Aires as a major center for cinema in Latin America, influencing future generations of filmmakers.