Through the signing of a framework agreement, Ferrocarriles Argentinos and INCAA committed to working together so that users have access to audiovisual content.

Argentine Railways State Company (PHASE) and the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA) signed a framework agreement with the aim of promoting audiovisual culture in passenger trains and railway stations.

further, work will be done on other joint projects between both institutions and a work table will be created to promote the exchange of information and knowledge, that allows the diffusion and promotion of the national cinematographic activity.

At the same time, thanks to the signing of this agreement, Specific agreements may be made between different areas for different projects that tend to meet the objectives of each of the institutions.

This decision to advance in joint projects is due to the will of both organizations to promote and disseminate Argentine cinema throughout the national territory.. About, Damian Contreras, president of PHASE, he claimed: “This agreement with INCAA will allow us to provide one more tool to make the user's trip more pleasant., with national titles to be released and classics of Argentine cinema”.

"It is essential that the train connects us as Argentines also through culture, how we are already carrying out the program “Library on Rails”, that is provided in the services to Mar del Plata, Bahía Blanca and Junín and Rosario, also collaborating from our place to strengthen the national culture”, Contreras added.

Meanwhile, the acting vice-president of the INCAA Presidency, Nicolas Batlle, stated that the agreement “It is one more step to continue building an increasingly inclusive and federal Argentine cinema., that reflects the diversity and cultural richness of our regions, and that it reaches all corners of the country to generate genuine work, quality entertainment and strengthen the bonds of national identity”.

The managers of FASE also participated in the signing, Julieta Daffonchio and Hernan Valetti; INCAA Media and Audience Manager, Rodrigo de Echeandia; and Paula Lozano and Martin Costa, of Argentine Trains Human Capital.