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Patricio Guzmán uncovers more crimes buried in Chile's wondrous landscape

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Taking its name from the Andean mountain range that encircles Santiago, director Patricio Guzmán’s city of birth, this poetic, political film explores the complex relationship between memory, history, nature and geography.

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A legend captures a new Chilean revolution. Plus: Sigourney Weaver's 'Good House,' dour 'God's Creatures,' more new movies

My Imaginary Country, which premiered to standing ovations at Cannes this year, is perhaps the documentary Chilean filmmaker Patricio Guzmán has always wanted to make.  In 2019 Guzmán told me, ‘I express a longing for Chile to improve throughout my films – a hope that Chile will return to democracy, recuperate its maturity.’ Neither of... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/film/my-imaginary-country-documenting-chiles-new-era-68330/&...

Filmatique’s curated collections are sure to appeal to budget-minded film fanatics looking for the next masterpiece, but the service doesn’t offer apps on many popular platforms, is missing closed captioning options for many titles, and has fewer entries than competitors.

Online horror, a courtroom classic and an overlooked 90s romance – what have you got lined up this bank holiday?