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105 articles available in total starting from 15/07/2011. Last article published on 17/09/2026.

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Review: Double Freedom

Review: Double Freedom

CANNES 2026: Lisandro Alonso makes a welcome return to the territory of his pathbreaking film Freedom, tracking the life of the same Las Pampas woodcutter 25 years later  

16/05 | Cannes 2026 | Directors’ Fortnight

Manuela Martelli • Director of The Meltdown

Interview: Manuela Martelli • Director of The Meltdown

“Both Chile and Germany have a very clear moment in their history when they started to regain their democracy”

CANNES 2026: The director of 1976 discusses the political and interpersonal stakes in her sophomore feature  

16/05 | Cannes 2026 | Un Certain Regard

Review: The Meltdown

Review: The Meltdown

CANNES 2026: Manuella Martelli crafts a subtle, atmospheric and allusive work about a mysterious disappearance in a hotel in the mountains  

14/05 | Cannes 2026 | Un Certain Regard

Felipe Gálvez will direct the international co-production Impunity

Felipe Gálvez will direct the international co-production Impunity

Ana de Armas and Sebastian Stan are set to star in the political thriller based on a book by Philippe Sands that exposes how justice can be turned into a spectacle  

13/05 | Production | Funding | Spain/Argentina/Chile/France/United Kingdom/Denmark

Asmae El Moudir • Director of Don’t Let the Sun Go Up on Me

Interview: Asmae El Moudir • Director of Don’t Let the Sun Go Up on Me

“What moved me the most was the way these people transform constraint into freedom, and darkness into a space of imagination and connection”

The director of the documentary that won the Eurimages New Lab Outreach Award in CPH:DOX Industry shares insights into her deeply personal and long-gestating project  

03/04 | CPH:DOX 2026 | CPH:DOX Industry

Review: Landless Children

Review: Landless Children

René Ballesteros delivers a poignant and beautifully crafted documentary, accompanying two forty-year-old Chilean men as they seek out the truth about their past, having been torn away from their...  

26/03 | Cinéma du Réel 2026

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for CPH:DOX entry Where the Silence Is Heard

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for CPH:DOX entry Where the Silence Is Heard

Gabriela Pena and Picho García's autobiographical documentary explores the history of three generations of a Chilean family shaped by exile and the violence of the dictatorship  

12/03 | CPH:DOX 2026

Review: The Red Hangar

Review: The Red Hangar

BERLINALE 2026: Juan Pablo Sallato’s true-life political thriller follows a Chilean air force captain’s ethical calculations amidst the coup d’état by Pinochet  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Perspectives

Irene Iborra Rizo • Director of Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

Interview: Irene Iborra Rizo • Director of Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

"It’s better to talk about problems rather than hide them — even when the audience is children"

The Spanish director speaks about using animation to openly address social issues, even for young audiences, and about stop motion as a personal way of making cinema  

22/01 | European Film Awards 2026

Review: Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

Review: Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

The stop-motion film with which Irene Iborra makes her feature directorial debut invites us to use our imagination as an infallible weapon against cruel and unjust reality  

14/01 | Films | Reviews | Spain/France/Belgium/Switzerland/Chile

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