List of Chilean films
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This is an index listing Chilean films ordered by year of release.
Contents
1 1920s
2 1930s
3 1940s
4 1950s
5 1960s
6 1970s
7 1980s
8 1990s
9 2000s
10 2010s
11 See also
12 References
13 External links
1920s[edit]
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| Cuando Chaplin enloqueció de amor | Pedro J. Malbrán | María Leyton, Pedro J. Malbrán, Nemesio Martínez | Silent | |||
| Uno de abajo | Armando Rojas Castro | Tulio Amaro, Hugo Beltrán, Edmundo Donar | Silent/drama | |||
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| Los Payasos se van | Pedro Sienna | Rafael Frontaura, Victor Domingo Silva, Pedro Sienna | Silent | |||
1922 | ||||||
| Hombres de esta tierra | Carlos F. Borcosque | Luis Vicentini, Jorge Infante, Ketty Zambelli | Silent | |||
| El Triunfo de la Ciencia | Gustavo Bussenius | Eduardo Cosil, Nemesio Martínez | Silent/Drama | |||
1923 | ||||||
| Traición | Carlos F. Borcosque | María Brieba, Yvonne D'Albert, Jorge Infante | Silent | |||
1924 | ||||||
| Esclavitud | Alberto Santana | Enrique Campos, Augusto Cassasús | Silent/drama | |||
| Vida y milagros de Don Fausto | Carlos F. Borcosque | Animated silent comedy | ||||
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| Las Chicas de la Avenida Pedro Montt | Alberto Santana | Luis Cárdenas, Carlos Gajardo | Silent/drama | |||
| Diablo fuerte | Carlos F. Borcosque | Luis Vicentini | Silent | |||
| El Húsar de la muerte | Pedro Sienna | Pedro Sienna, Piet Van Ravenstein, Clara Werther, María de Hanning, Dolores Anziani, Hugo Silva, Piet van Ravebstein, Luis Baeza | Silent/drama | |||
| Malditas serán las mujeres | Rosario Rodriguez de la Serna | Hilda Blancheteaux, Juan Gross, Vicenta de Yáñez, Germán Pimstein | Silent/Drama | |||
| Martín Rivas | Carlos F. Borcosque | Juan Cerecer, Jorge Infante, Rafael Larson||Silent|| | ||||
| La Última trasnochada | Pedro Sienna | Juan Cerecer, Rafael Frontaura, Pepe Martínez, Adriana Morel | Silent/drama | |||
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| Los Cascabeles de Arlequín | Alberto Santana | Edmundo Fuenzalida, Mercedes Gibson, Plácido Martín | Silent/drama | |||
| El huérfano | Carlos F. Borcosque | María Borcosque and Luis Rojas Müller | Silent short | |||
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| La Envenenadora | Rosario Rodriguez de la Serna | Hilda Blancheteaux, Juan Gross, Elena Ovalle, Ida Ruby | Drama | |||
1930s[edit]
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1930 | ||||||
| Una Canción de Amor | Juan Pérez Berrocal | Carlos Christi, Rafael Duque, Luis Morales | Silent/drama | Black and white | ||
1931 | ||||||
| Patrullas de Avanzada | Eric Page | Carlos Christi, Antonio Márquez | Silent | Black and white | ||
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| Norte y Sur | Jorge Délano | Alejandro Flores, María Llopart, Juan Padilla | Drama | Black and white | ||
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| Dos corazones y una tonada | Carlos García Huidobro | Blanca Arce, Rafael Frontaura, María Teresa León | Drama | Black and white | ||
| Hombres del sur | Juan Pérez Berrocal | Luisita Aguirrebeña, Helia Grandón, Juan Pérez Berrocal | Drama | Black and white | ||
1940s[edit]
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1940 | ||||||
| Escándalo | Jorge Délano | Mario Gaete, Patricio Kaulen, Gloria Lynch | Drama | Black and white [1] | ||
1941 | ||||||
| La Chica del Crillón | Jorge Délano | Blanca Arce, Conchita Buxón, Poncho Merlet | Black and white | |||
1942 | ||||||
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1945 | ||||||
| Casamiento por poder | José Bohr | Rolando Caicedo, Alejandro Lira, Cora Díaz | Drama | |||
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1947 | ||||||
| La dama de las camelias | José Bohr | Ana González Olea, Hernán Castro Oliveira, Lucy Lanny, Alejandro Lira, Héctor Quintanilla, Juan Corona, José Pi Cánovas | Comedy | |||
| Si mis campos hablaran | José Bohr | Entered into the 1954 Cannes Film Festival | ||||
1948 | ||||||
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1949 | ||||||
| La cadena infinita | José Bohr | Sara Guasch, Ricardo Moller, Eduardo Naveda, Carmen Bravo Osuna, Marlene Aguilera, Arturo Gatica | Comedy | |||
1950s[edit]
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1954 | ||||||
| Confesiones al Amanecer | Pierre Chenal | Lautaro Murúa, Emilio Martinez, Florence Marly | Drama | |||
1955 | ||||||
| El gran circo Chamorro | José Bohr | Eugenio Retes, Rafael Frontaura, Malú Gatica, Gerardo Grez, Doris Guerrero, Pepe Guixé | Comedy/drama | |||
1956 | ||||||
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1958 | ||||||
| La Caleta olvidada | Bruno Gebel | Entered into the 1958 Cannes Film Festival | ||||
1959 | ||||||
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1960s[edit]
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1960 | ||||||
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1961 | ||||||
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1962 | ||||||
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1963 | ||||||
| La maleta | Raúl Ruiz | Ruiz's first film | ||||
1964 | ||||||
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1965 | ||||||
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1966 | ||||||
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1967 | ||||||
| Morir un poco | Álvaro Covacevich | Documentary | ||||
| Largo viaje | Patricio Kaulen | Enrique Kaulen, Eliana Vidal, Fabio Zerpa | Drama | |||
1968 | ||||||
| Ayúdeme usted compadre | Germán Becker | Los Perlas, Los Huasos Quincheros, Pedro Messone, Fresia Soto | Musical | Entered into the 6th Moscow International Film Festival | ||
| Tres tristes tigres | Raúl Ruiz | Luis Alarcón, Fernando Colina, Delfina Guzman, Shenda Román, Jaime Vadell, Nelson Villagra | Drama | |||
1969 | ||||||
| Valparaíso mi amor | Aldo Francia | Hugo Cárcamo, Sara Astica, Liliana Cabrera, Marcelo, Rigoberto Rojo, Pedro Manuel Alvarez | Drama | |||
| El chacal de Nahueltoro | Miguel Littín | Nelson Villagra, Shenda Román, Luis Melo, Ruben Sotoconil, Armando Fenoglio | Drama | Entered into the 20th Berlin International Film Festival | ||
| Volver | Germán Becker | Rita Góngora, Pedro Vargas, Zulma Yugar | ||||
1970s[edit]
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1970 | ||||||
| La Casa en que vivimos | Patricio Kaulen | Carmen Barros, Tennyson Ferrada, Leonardo Perucci | Drama | Black and white | ||
| ¡Qué hacer! | Raúl Ruiz | |||||
| La Colonia Penal | Raúl Ruiz | Luis Alarcón, Mónica Echeverría, Aníbal Reyna, Nelson Villagra | Drama | |||
1971 | ||||||
| Nadie dijo nada | Raúl Ruiz | |||||
| Ya no basta con rezar | Aldo Francia | Marcelo Romo, Tennyson Ferrada, Leonardo Ferrucci | Drama | |||
1972 | ||||||
| The Expropriation | Raúl Ruiz | |||||
1973 | ||||||
| Palomita Blanca | Raúl Ruiz | Beatriz Lapido, Rodrigo Ureta, Luis Alarcón | Drama | |||
| Realismo socialista, El | Raúl Ruiz | Marcial Edwards, Javier Maldonado | Drama | |||
| The Promised Land | Miguel Littín | Entered into the 8th Moscow International Film Festival | ||||
1974 | ||||||
| A la sombra del sol | Silvio Caiozzi, Pablo Perelman | Drama | ||||
1975 | ||||||
| Dialogues of Exiles | Raúl Ruiz | |||||
| La batalla de Chile: La insurrección de la burguesía | Patricio Guzmán | Documentary | ||||
1976 | ||||||
| La batalla de Chile: El golpe de Estado | Patricio Guzmán | Documentary | ||||
1977 | ||||||
| Julio comienza en julio | Silvio Caiozzi | Luis Alarcón, Schlomit Baytelman, Juan Cristóbal Meza, Gloria Münchmeyer, Felipe Rabat | Drama | |||
1978 | ||||||
| La batalla de Chile: El poder popular | Patricio Guzmán | Documentary | ||||
1979 | ||||||
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1980s[edit]
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1980 | ||||||
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1981 | ||||||
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1982 | ||||||
| Presencia lejana | Angelina Vásquez | Documentary | ||||
1983 | ||||||
| El último grumete | Jorge López Sotomayor | Teresita Rivas, Gonzalo Meza, Domingo Tessier, Enrique Heine, Corita Díaz | Adventure | |||
1984 | ||||||
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1985 | ||||||
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1986 | ||||||
| Acta General de Chile | Miguel Littín | Documentary | ||||
1987 | ||||||
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1988 | ||||||
| Sussi | Gonzalo Justiniano | Marcela Osorio | Comedy | |||
1989 | ||||||
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1990s[edit]
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1990 | ||||||
| Caluga o menta | Gonzalo Justiniano | Hector Vega Mauricio, Patricia Rivadeneira, Aldo Parodi, Myriam Palacios | Drama | |||
| La luna en el espejo | Silvio Caiozzi | Luis Alarcón, Schlomit Baytelman, Juan Cristóbal Meza, Gloria Münchmeyer | Drama | |||
| Sandino | Miguel Littín | Kris Kristofferson, Joaquim de Almeida, Dean Stockwell, Ángela Molina | Drama | |||
1991 | ||||||
| Amelia Lópes O'Neill | Valeria Sarmiento | Entered into the 41st Berlin International Film Festival | ||||
| La Frontera | Ricardo Larraín | Patricio Contreras, Gloria Laso, Alonso Venegas, Héctor Noguera, Aldo Bernales | Drama | Won a Silver Bear at the 42nd Berlin International Film Festival | ||
| Chile in Transition | Gaston Ancelovici, Frank Diamand | Documentary | ||||
1992 | ||||||
| Raíz de Chile Mapuche Aymara | David Benavente | Documentary | ||||
1993 | ||||||
| Johnny cien pesos | Gustavo Graef-Marino | Armando Araiza, Patricia Rivera, Willy Semler, Aldo Parodi, Rodolfo Bravo, Boris Quercia, Sergio Hernández | Drama | |||
1994 | ||||||
| Amnesia | Gonzalo Justiniano | |||||
| Los Náufragos | Miguel Littín | Marcelo Romo, Valentina Vargas, Luis Alarcón, Bastián Bodenhofer | Drama | Screened at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival | ||
1995 | ||||||
| Agüita heladita | Nicolás Acuña | César Robinsón López, Mario Ossandón, César Robinzon López | Short | |||
| Ahuyentando El Temporal | Nelson Cabrera, Luis Costa | Documentary | ||||
1996 | ||||||
| El encierro | Marcelo Ferrari | César Abarzua, Pablo Schwarz | Short | |||
1997 | ||||||
| Historias de fútbol | Andrés Wood | Armando Cavieres, Nora Escobar, Fernando Gallardo, Rodrigo González | Drama | |||
1998 | ||||||
| Gringuito | Sergio Castilla | Catalina Guerra, Mateo Iribarren, Alejandro Goic, Sebastian Pérez | Drama | |||
| Fernando ha vuelto | Silvio Caiozzi | Documentary | ||||
| El entusiasmo | Ricardo Larraín | Maribel Verdú, Álvaro Escobar, Carmen Maura, Álvaro Rudolphy | Drama | |||
| 11 de septiembre de 1973. El último combate de Salvador Allende | Patricio Henriquez | Documentary | ||||
1999 | ||||||
| El Desquite | Andrés Wood | Tamara Acosta, Willy Semler, María Izquierdo, Camila García, Bélgica Castro | Drama | |||
| El Chacotero Sentimental | Cristian Galaz | Daniel Muñoz, Lorente Prieto, Sergio Schmied, Fernando Farias, Martin Salinas | Comedy | |||
| 18 en el parque | Andrés Waissbluth | Documentary | ||||
| Valparaíso en el corazón | Gaston Ancelovici | Documentary | ||||
2000s[edit]
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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2000 | ||||||
| Monos con navaja | Stanley Gonczanski | Carola Fadic, Alvaro Espinoza | Drama | Screened at the 2000 Huelva Film Festival | ||
| Bastardos en el paraíso | Luis Vera | Camilo Alanís, Lotta Kalge, Daniel Ojala, María Elena Cavieres, Pablo Vera Nieto, Raquel Baeza, Freddy Bylund, Patricio Zamorano | Drama | |||
| Ángel Negro | Jorge Olguín | Álvaro Morales, Blanca Lewin, Andrea Freund, Juan Pablo Bastidas, Fernando Gallardo, Álvaro Espinoza | Terror | |||
| Aquí se construye | Ignacio Agüero | Documentary | ||||
| Tierra del fuego | Miguel Littín | Screened at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival | ||||
2001 | ||||||
| La fiebre del loco | Andrés Wood | Tamara Acosta, Emilio Bardi, Loreto Moya, María Izquierdo, Luis Dubo, Julio Marcone, Luis Margani | Drama | |||
| Chacabuco, memoria del silencio | Gaston Ancelovici | Documentary | ||||
| Te amo, made in Chile | Sergio Castilla | Adrián Castilla, Daniela Ropert, Joshua Walker, Emiliana Araya | Drama | |||
| Taxi para tres | Orlando Lübbert | Alejandro Trejo, Fernando Gómez-Rovira, Daniel Muñoz, Elsa Poblete | Comedy/drama | |||
| Piel Canela | Cristian Mason | Paz Bascuñán, Benjamín Vicuña, Daniel Alcaíno, Solange Lackington | Comedy/drama | |||
| I love Pinochet | Marcela Said | Documentary | ||||
2002 | ||||||
| Ogú y Mampato en Rapa Nui | Alejandro Rojas | Animation | ||||
| Estadio Nacional | [Carmen Parot]] | Documentary | ||||
| Sangre Eterna | Jorge Olguín | Juan Pablo Ogalde, Blanca Lewin, Patricia López, Carlos Borquez | Horror | |||
2003 | ||||||
| Sexo con Amor | Boris Quercia | Patricio Contreras, Sigrid Alegría, Catalina Guerra, María Izquierdo, Álvaro Rudolphy, Berta Lasala | Comedy | |||
| Sub terra | Marcelo Ferrari | Francisco Reyes, Berta Lasala, Paulina Gálvez, Gabriela Medina, Héctor Noguera, Mariana Loyola | Drama | |||
| B-Happy | Gonzalo Justiniano | Manuela Martelli, Eduardo Barril, Lorene Prieto | Drama | |||
| Los Debutantes | Andrés Waissbluth | Antonella Ríos, Néstor Cantillana, Juan Pablo Miranda, Alejandro Trejo | Drama | |||
| Bombardeo de La Moneda | Pablo Alvarado Aretio | Documentary | ||||
| Cesante | Ricardo Amunategui | Animation | ||||
2004 | ||||||
| Machuca | Andrés Wood | Ariel Mateluna, Matías Quer, Manuela Martelli | Drama | |||
| Cachimba | Silvio Caiozzi | Pablo Schwarz, Mariana Loyola, Julio Jung, Jesús Guzmán | Comedy | |||
| Mi mejor enemigo | Alex Bowen | Erto Pantoja, Nicolás Saavedra, Felipe Braun, Miguel Dedovich | Comedy/drama | |||
| Promedio Rojo | Nicolás López | Ariel Levy, Nicolás Martínez, Xenia Tostado, Benjamín Vicuña | Comedy | |||
| Salvador Allende | Patricio Guzmán | Documentary | Screened at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival | |||
| Actores secundarios | Pachi Bustos, Jorge Leiva | Documentary | ||||
2005 | ||||||
| Se arrienda | Alberto Fuguet | Luciano Cruz-Coke, Felipe Braun, Francisca Lewin, Ignacia Allamand, Jaime Vadell, Diego Casanueva, Benjamín Vicuña | Drama | |||
| En la cama | Matías Bize | Blanca Lewin, Gonzalo Valenzuela | Drama | |||
| La última luna | Miguel Littin | Ayman Abu Alzulof, Alejandro Goic, Tamara Acosta, Francisca Merino | Drama | Entered into the 27th Moscow International Film Festival | ||
| Parentesis | Francisca Schweitzer, Pablo Solis | Francisco Pérez-Bannen, Sigrid Alegría, Carolina Castro, Luis Gnecco | Drama | |||
| Play | Alicia Scherson | Viviana Herrera, Andrés Ulloa, Aline Kuppenhein, Coca Guazzini | Drama | |||
| Sequestro | Gonzalo Lira | Rodrigo Bastidas, Marcela Del Valle, Pablo Díaz, Paola Falcone | Drama | |||
2006 | ||||||
| Fuga | Pablo Larraín | Benjamín Vicuña, Gastón Pauls, Alfredo Castro, Francisca Imboden | Drama | |||
| Kiltro | Ernesto Díaz Espinoza | Marko Zaror | Martial arts/action | |||
| El rey de los huevones | Boris Quercia | Boris Quercia, Angie Jibaja, Rhandy Pinango, Tamara Acosta | Comedy | |||
| Padre nuestro | Rodrigo Sepulveda Urzúa | Jaime Vadell, Francisco Pérez-Bannen, Amparo Noguera, Luis Gnecco | Drama | |||
| El Pejesapo | José Luis Sepúlveda | Hector Silva, Alicia De Melo, Jose Melo, Jessica Calderon, Barbarella Foster, Yanni Escobar | Drama | |||
| Pretendiendo | Claudio Dabed | Bárbara Mori, Marcelo Mazzarello, Amaya Forch, Gonzalo Robles | Romance/comedy | |||
2007 | ||||||
| Papelucho y el Marciano | Alejandro Rojas Téllez | Animation | ||||
| FiestaPatria | Luis Vera | Adela Secall, Nelson Brodt, Tiago Correa, Marcela Osorio, Rosa Ramírez, Tatiana Astengo | Drama | |||
| El brindis | Shai Agosin | Ana Serradilla, José Soriano, Francisco Melo, Pablo Krögh | Comedy/drama | |||
| Chile puede | Ricardo Larraín | Comedy | ||||
| Radio Corazón | Roberto Artiagoitía | Manuela Martelli, Amparo Noguera, Tamara Acosta | Comedy | |||
2008 | ||||||
| Optical Illusions | Cristián Jiménez | Ivan Alvarez de Araya, Gregory Cohen, Samuel González | Comedy | |||
| Perdido | Alberto Fuguet | Pablo Cerda, Mirella Pascual | Adventure/Drama | |||
| Tony Manero | Pablo Larraín | Alfredo Castro, Paola Lattus, Elsa Poblete | Drama | |||
2009 | ||||||
| La Nana | Sebastián Silva | Catalina Saavedra, Claudia Celedón, Alejandro Goic | Comedy/drama | Winner of Sundance Grand Jury Prize (World Cinema - Dramatic), and Special Jury Prize (World Cinema - Dramatic); nominated for Golden Globe; winner of at least 27 other festival awards | ||
2010s[edit]
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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2010 | ||||||
| DRAMA | Matias Lira | Isidora Urrejola, Eusebio Arenas, Diego Ruiz, Benjamín Vicuña, Fernanda Urrejola | Drama | Winner, Work in Progress, Habana Film Festival | ||
| The Life of Fish | Matías Bize | Santiago Cabrera | Drama | Winner, Best Spanish Language Film at the 25th Goya Awards | ||
| Post Mortem | Pablo Larraín | Alfredo Castro, Antonia Zegers | Drama | |||
2011 | ||||||
| El circuito de Román | Sebastian Brahm | Cristián Carvajal, Paola Giannini, Alexis Moreno | Drama | Premiered at Toronto International Film Festival 2011 | ||
| Violeta se fue a los cielos | Andrés Wood | Francisca Gavilán | Drama | World Cinema Jury Prize (Dramatic) at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival | ||
| Población Obrera | Rodrigo Fernández | Documentary | Seleccionado en FIDOC 2015 y SANFIC 2015 | |||
2012 | ||||||
| Su nombre era Chile y que él era el distribuidor más bonito de drogas | James Ard | Documentary | ||||
| Joven y Alocada | Marialy Rivas | Drama | Sundance Film Festival Award (Screenwriting) | |||
| No | Pablo Larraín | Gael García Bernal, Alfredo Castro, Luis Gnecco, Antonia Zegers | Historical drama | First Chilean film to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film | ||
| Thursday Till Sunday | Dominga Sotomayor Castillo | Santi Ahumada, Emiliano Freifeld and Paola Giannini | Drama | Winner of multiple awards including the International Film Festival's Rotterdam Tiger Award (Grand Prize), Honorable Mention at Los Angeles Film Festival | ||
| Partir to live | Domingo García-Huidobro | |||||
2013 | ||||||
| Gloria | Sebastián Lelio | Paulina García | Entered into the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival | |||
| The Summer of Flying Fish | Marcela Said | Gregory Cohen, Francisca Walker, María Izquierdo | Premiered at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival | |||
| The Quispe Girls | Sebastián Sepúlveda | Catalina Saavedra | Entered into the Venice Film Festival | |||
| The Dance of Reality | Alejandro Jodorowsky | Brontis Jodorowsky, Pamela Flores, Alejandro Jodorowsky | Screened at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival | |||
2014 | ||||||
| To Kill a Man | Alejandro Fernández Almendras | Daniel Antivilo, Daniel Candia, Ariel Mateluna | Drama | With France; entered into the International Film Festival Rotterdam | ||
| Hijo de Trauco | Alan Fischer | Luis Dubó, María Izquierdo, Alejandro Trejo, Xabier Usabiaga, Daniela Ramírez, Daniel Antivilo, Juan Pablo Miranda | Drama, Adventure | Premiered at the 35th La Havana International Film Festival | ||
2015 | ||||||
| The Club | Pablo Larraín | Alfredo Castro, Roberto Farías, Antonia Zegers | Drama | Premiered at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival | ||
| In the Grayscale | Claudio Marcone | |||||
| The Pearl Button | Patricio Guzmán | |||||
| Beyond My Grandfather Allende | Marcia Tambutti | |||||
2016 | ||||||
| The Blind Christ | Christopher Murray | |||||
| Jesús | Fernando Guzzoni | |||||
| Neruda | Pablo Larraín | Luis Gnecco, Gael García Bernal, Alfredo Castro | Biographical drama | Internationally co-produced; premiered at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival | ||
2017 | ||||||
| The Desert Bride | Cecilia Atán, Valeria Pivato | Paulina García, Claudio Rissi | With Argentina; premiered at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival | |||
| Los Perros | Marcela Said | Antonia Zegers, Alfredo Castro | Premiered at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival | |||
| A Fantastic Woman | Sebastian Lelio | Daniela Vega, Francisco Reyes | Won the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar in 2018 | |||
See also[edit]
- List of Chilean actors and actresses
References[edit]
^ Escándalo (1940) on IMDb
External links[edit]
Chilean film at the Internet Movie Database
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