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Cohen vs. Rosi

1998 film by Daniel Barone

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
Text licenseCC BY-SA 4.0
Source revisionMar 3, 2026
Entity authorityQ5141337 ↗
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Cohen vs. Rosi is a 1998 Argentine romantic comedy film directed by Daniel Barone and written by Jacobo Langsner. It stars Alfredo Alcón, Adrián Suar and Laura Novoa. The film premiered on 28 May 1998 in Buenos Aires.

Plot

Cast

Adrián Suar as Ariel Cohen

Laura Novoa as Carla Rosi

Alfredo Alcón as Américo Rosi/Mirta 'La Nona' Rosi

Norman Erlich as David Cohen

José Soriano as Elías Cohen (as Pepe Soriano)

Roberto Carnaghi as Giancarlo Rosi

Gabriela Acher as Dr. Miriam Cohen

Rita Cortese as Angélica Rosi

Virginia Innocenti as Sofía Rosi

Favio Posca as Salvador Rosi

Rolly Serrano as bodyguard

Claudio Giúdice as bodyguard

Diego Peretti as Cameraman

Víctor Anakarato as Transvestite Prostitute

Florencia De la Vega as Transvestite Prostitute

Cecilia Cambiaso as the Cohens' house maid

Pía Uribelarrea as nurse

Edda Díaz as BDSM neighbour

Julio López as BDSM neighbour

Tito Haas as driver

Jorge Noya as passerby

References

External links

Cohen vs. Rosi at IMDb

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