
Acting
Ricardo Lorenzo Rodríguez, "Borocotó"
Ricardo Lorenzo Rodríguez, nicknamed Borocotó (1902-1964), was born in Uruguay but later became Argentinian. He was a football commentator for the magazine El Gráfico. Due to his strong relationship with the country's sports and national identity, he scripted multiple films related to the topic.
Acting credits
9.0The plot of the film focuses on the decline of a long-time footballer at Club Boca Juniors. A player who does not change colors and can not conceive of any alternative but to play in the club of which he is fan fanatic.
Leather Ball
1963
8.0A shy and humble young man overcomes his fears and becomes a racing champion.
Steel racing cars
1950
8.0A businessman forces a simple man to become a boxer, swimmer, and runner.
Champion by force
1950
Behind the camera
9.0The plot of the film focuses on the decline of a long-time footballer at Club Boca Juniors. A player who does not change colors and can not conceive of any alternative but to play in the club of which he is fan fanatic.
Leather Ball
1963
10.0A music teacher and a police officer look after a children's club.
Sacachispas
1950
6.9This is the story of a suburb in Buenos Aires, its neighborhood, and how they live together in poverty, conjoined by the games of the children, and the love and support of the grown ups.
Pelota de trapo
1948
8.0A shy and humble young man overcomes his fears and becomes a racing champion.
Steel racing cars
1950
7.0Tuberculosis and a passional crime prevent the final triumph to a boy from the slums who has opened his way in boxing.
Su última pelea
1949
8.0A young woman wants to dedicate herself to Spanish music and her father opposes it, but she continues with her project.
Ritmo, Sal y Pimienta
1951
7.0Three boys from the slums become well-known football players.
Con los mismos colores
1949
