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Chile's Prize Trawl Supercharged by Next Gen Women Directors - Vimarsana News

Chile's Prize Trawl Supercharged by Next Gen Women Directors

Variety profiles 12 talents to track among Chile’s next gen female film directors, as Chile’s international prize count doubles first half 2023. 

Chile's International Prize Bonanza Supercharged by Next Generation Women Directors as Trophy Count Soars (EXCLUSIVE) - Vimarsana News

Chile's International Prize Bonanza Supercharged by Next Generation Women Directors as Trophy Count Soars (EXCLUSIVE)

Chile’s at it again. Since’s Andrés Wood’s breakout “Machuca” in 2004, Chilean filmmakers, led by Pablo Larraín, Sebastián Lelio and now Maite Alberdi, have punched consistently above the country’s weight, consistently winning plaudits at Sundance, Berlin and Cannes. Chile has also won three Oscars – for Claudio Miranda’s cinematography on 2012’s “Life of Pi,” 2015’s …

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'Malqueridas,' Shot Clandestinely in Women's Prison, Starts Sales - Vimarsana News

'Malqueridas,' Shot Clandestinely in Women's Prison, Starts Sales

Venice entry 'Malqueridas' was shot entirely on clandestine cell phones by the inmates of a women’s prison in Chile.

'Malqueridas,' Shot Clandestinely in Women's Prison by Inmates, Picked Up by Square Eyes Ahead of Venice Premiere (EXCLUSIVE) - Vimarsana News

'Malqueridas,' Shot Clandestinely in Women's Prison by Inmates, Picked Up by Square Eyes Ahead of Venice Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)

Vienna-based sales agent Square Eyes has boarded Tana Gilbert’s feature debut “Malqueridas” ahead of its world premiere as part of Venice’s International Critics’ Week. The documentary was shot entirely on clandestine cell phones by the inmates of a women’s prison in Chile. ” ‘Malqueridas’ forms a collective memory of this often abandoned community, and shows […]

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