patagonia

By Charis McGowan 29 April, 2020

In Tumbes, a village in southern Chile, discarded plastic fishing nets are crammed into gaps between parked cars and market stalls,... Read Article

By Russ Slater 24 April, 2018

With a new Fémina album still in the works, the group’s Sofia “Toti” Trucco, set about releasing her debut EP... Read Article

By Lina Samoili 16 March, 2016

“The Indians of Patagonia believed that souls didn’t die and that they could live again as stars.” Five years after... Read Article

By Lina Samoili 11 March, 2016

Patricio Guzmán’s new documentary, The Pearl Button, is an exciting exploration of Patagonia and the connection of this land and... Read Article

By Joe Galbraith 07 January, 2016

It seemed fitting that Francisco Varone’s debut feature, Camino a La Paz, opened 2015’s Argentine Film Festival in London, a... Read Article

By Stephanie Kennedy 04 December, 2015

It’s winter, yet the darker nights have made the atmosphere inside the Ritzy cinema café in Brixton, South London all... Read Article

By Nicholas Nicou 04 August, 2014

Based on her novel of the same name, writer/director Lucía Puenzo’s latest feature film Wakolda (English Title: The German Doctor)... Read Article

By Nick MacWilliam 29 November, 2013

If you asked me to name the world’s great wildernesses, the first three to come to mind would be Patagonia,... Read Article

By Ed Hart 09 April, 2013

The Lost World Cup (El Mundial Olvidado) is an ambiguous piece of work on the World Cup of 1942. What?... Read Article

By Leo Nikolaidis 31 May, 2012

¡Vivan las Antipodas! is a documentary based around the existence of antipodes, or places on the Earth’s surface which diametrically... Read Article

By Russ Slater 14 May, 2012

Recent years have seen an increasing number of films set in Patagonia, a Southern area of Argentina and Chile that... Read Article

By Russ Slater 19 January, 2012

The New York Times, recently featured an article listing the top places to go in 2012 and Chile was among... Read Article