Tag: Antonia Zegers
38 Londres Street: Sebastian Stan Confirmed, Ana de Armas, Alfredo Castro & Antonia Zegers Added to Gálvez’s ‘Impunity’
As we inch closer to Cannes, we are learning the film package identities to the ten Investors Circle Initiative and among the hottest items...
Most People Die on Sundays | Review
A Month of Sundays: Said Squeezes Magic Out of Melancholy
The tagline for Iair Said’s sophomore film More People Die on Sundays (Los domingos mueren...
Video Interview: Dominga Sotomayor – Too Late to Die Young
The hype machine officially began on Chilean filmmaker Dominga Sotomayor's third feature back in August when she won Best Director at Locarno. Since then,...
A Fantastic Woman | 2017 Berlin International Film Festival Review
A Time to Love and a Time to Die: Lelio’s Fantastic Portrait of Pain and Perseverance
“What doesn’t kill us makes us stronger,” murmurs the...
The Club | Blu-ray Review
Pablo Larrain’s first post-Pinochet narrative, The Club, is a distinctly subversive dark comedy, a surprise feature following his profound trilogy (Tony Manero; Post Mortem;...
The Club | Review
Living Under Your Spotlight: Larrain Paints it Black with Catholic Crisis Comedy
For his first film following the finale of his narrative trilogy documenting the...
Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2016: #11. Pablo Larrain’s Neruda
Neruda
Director: Pablo Larrain
Writer: Guillermo Calderon
Pablo Larrain has quickly become one of the most important auteurs in the Chilean New Wave of the past decade...
