Manuel Sofovich

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Manuel Sofovich (Pergamino, 1900 – Buenos Aires, June 3, 1960) was an Argentine journalist.^[1] Sofovich was the son of Russian Jewish immigrants.

He was the father of screenwriters Hugo and Gerardo Sofovich.

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