Chilean Cinema
Locarno Film Festival to focus on Chilean Cinema
One of Europe’s oldest film festivals gets under way this week, with a special section devoted to contemporary Chilean cinema.... Read Article
REVIEW Dog Flesh (Carne de Perro)
Redemption for past sins is the key premise of Dog Flesh (Carne de Perro), the debut feature film from Chilean... Read Article
Santiago’s Documentary Festival (FIDOCS) returns from 24th – 30th June
It’ll soon be that time of year again when the best in world documentary filmmaking converges on Santiago for one... Read Article
REVIEW Thursday Till Sunday
Although many independent and emerging filmmakers may be obliged to work with relatively modest budgets, there is one distinctive benefit... Read Article
All Of It Is True: An Interview With Pablo Larrain
“There was something very interesting and subversive about telling the story from the point of view of the advertising executive... Read Article
REVIEW Violeta Went to Heaven
A tragic portrait of a talented yet troubled woman, Violeta Went to Heaven, from Chilean director Andrés Wood (Historias De... Read Article
REVIEW Democracy? What’s In A Name? Review Of The Battle Of Chile
The Battle of Chile, subtitled La Lucha De Un Pueblo Sin Armas (The Fight Of An Unarmed People) by Chilean... Read Article
REVIEW Saying Yes To Chilean Rights: Pablo Larrain’s No
For a man whose wealthy parents are both members of Chile’s right wing, Pinochet-admiring political party the Independent Democratic Union... Read Article
Chilean Cinema Continues to Shine at the Valdivia International Film Festival
With its coastal breezes, gentle rivers and verdant greenery, the city of Valdivia in southern Chile makes a very pleasant... Read Article
REVIEW Nostalgia for the Light
Nostalgia for the Light is a documentary by Chilean director Patricio Guzmán. It premiered as a special screening at the... Read Article