Nine Queens
A gritty, fast-paced dive into the treacherous world of Argentine con artists, where trust is a currency more volatile than money. Crime/Thriller + Tension + A house of cards built on lies.
Nine Queens
Nine Queens

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"If you think you've got it figured out... you've been conned."

31 August 2000 Argentina 114 min ⭐ 7.8 (781)
Director: Fabián Bielinsky
Cast: Ricardo Darín, Gastón Pauls, Leticia Brédice, Gabo Correa, Pochi Ducasse
Drama Crime Thriller
Trust vs. Deception Viveza Criolla (Cunning) Economic Instability and Corruption Family and Retribution
Budget: $1,300,000
Box Office: $12,413,888

Nine Queens - Easter Eggs & Hidden Details

Easter Eggs

Juan's Whistle

Throughout the film, Juan asks about a catchy tune ('Il Ballo del Mattone' by Rita Pavone). At the very end, he is seen whistling this exact tune, signaling his victory and the fact that he was 'directing' the events the whole time.

The Toilet Scam

The scam involving the old man (Sandler) collapsing in the bathroom was inspired by a real-life con that director Fabián Bielinsky's uncle fell victim to.

The 'Bank Run' Extras

The scene where the bank closes its doors and people protest outside features extras who look genuinely distressed. This scene unintentionally previewed the real 'Corralito' protests that would happen in Argentina months later.