Eighteen investors in Argentinian film projects have filed a complaint alleging significant financial losses. The investors, holding a total of 23,640 shares across multiple productions, report receiving less than 3% of their initial capital in most cases. The projects in question include a documentary released for free on YouTube, a USD 1,800,000 film plagued with technical issues upon release, and another project continuing to sell bonds despite unresolved rights issues. The complaint details concerns over the viability of these productions and the returns promised to investors. The case highlights potential issues with investment transparency within the Argentinian film industry. This situation raises questions about due diligence and the risks associated with investing in film projects in Argentina. The legal proceedings are ongoing as the investors seek redress for their losses.