¡Click here to see the trairler of the new chilean series that promises to reconstruc the truths of the social uprising! With the social uprising that began on October 18, 2019, a variety of audiovisual collectives took to the street to document the most important citizen ‘awakening’ of the past decade in Chile. Nevertheless, the social protests, which were loaded with unity and hope to create a more dignified society for all, were violently repressed ...
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We are excited to share with you a monthly round-up of the best and brightest moments that April has had to offer.  Here you can take a look at some of last month’s gems, including news that flew under the radar, our highlighted features, what was HEARD on Oscar night and more. THAT’S A WRAP on April and we can’t wait to keep shining a light on Chilean creators in May, bringing their talent directly ...
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The golden age of Chilean documentary continues with the world premiere of Gaucho Americano at Hot Docs. Directed by Nicolás Molina, the documentary competes in the International Spectrum section of the prestigious Canadian festival, one of the most important encounters for non-fiction film in the world. On the heels of this major moment, which begins today, we took the opportunity to chat with the team of this beautiful documentary filled with poetry, humor, and nods ...
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CinemaChile congratulates the team behind THE MOLE AGENT for the historic achievements! For us, you are all winners! ...
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The Oscars are about to begin! And we’re proud to present the campaign “We Are All the Mole Agent” (#TodosSomosElAgenteTopo,) which consists of 9 emotional videos with the protagonists of Maite’s films, who have joined each other in celebrating her historic nomination alongside producer Marcela Santibáñez. After the incredibly long journey of success and emotion at home in Chile and abroad, this Sunday, Maite, Marcela, and Sergio (Charmy) will set foot at the 93rd edition ...
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Chile is synonymous with high-quality productions, and when it comes to Chilean animation, that goes without saying. In our country, both consecrated and emerging directors have blown the genre up, breaking down barriers and receiving never-before-imagined recognitions. 2016 was an explosive year. Bear Story by Gabriel Osorio was the first Chilean film and the first Latin American animated production to win an Oscar. In 2020, the buzz was around the series Petit by Bernardita Ojeda, ...
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We are excited to share with you a monthly round-up of the best and brightest moments that March has had to offer. Amidst the pandemic, Chilean films, series and talents continue to shine around the world, giving us hope for a future in which we will be able to celebrate them in person.  Please take a look at some of last month’s gems, including news that you might have missed, our top features, our emerging ...
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This was without a doubt the year of Chilean cinema in Toulouse. The French festival awarded four national productions in different sections and paid special homage to outstanding national actor Alfredo Castro. Awarded films With films that range from features to shorts, four national productions were awarded. One of the strong points in the lineup was the hit film My Tender Matador by Rodrigo Sepúlveda, which took home four distinctions: the Audience Award, the Special ...
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In this new edition of Thursdays of Chilean Cinema, we’re sharing two works that were the most-watched in our 2020 cycle, Adriana’s Pact (photo) and Austral Fever, highlighting female creators who work behind the scenes to lay the foundations for essential elements of each film. Miranda, meanwhile, is one of the most outstanding non-fiction editors in Chile, responsible for the cuts of The Waltz of the Useless by Edison Cajas (Mar del Plata, 2013), The ...
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