Cine Hoyts La Reina

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A Letter to Elia

Premiered last year at the Venice Festival, this film is an emotional journey through Elia Kazan’s life and work, and [...]

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A Woman

Max Oliver, a famous and enigmatic novelist with whom Julie, an innocent youth, falls in love; she seems to be [...]

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Street Vendor

Jorge R. Gutiérrez’s first work is a documentary that focuses on seven street vendors, who open up to the director [...]

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Muleteers

In this documentary, premiered last year as part of the Mar del Plata Festival’s official competition, filmmaker Juan Baldana immerses [...]

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Unter Kontrolle / Under Control

Debuting this year in the Forum of the Berlinale and screened in festivals like Bafici, this documentary by Volker Sattel [...]

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Better Than Something: Jay Reatard

What was originally going to be a short film documentary called Waiting for Something, took an abrupt turn after the [...]

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Bombay Beach

Bombay Beach is a documentary filmed in the Southern California community by the same name, which many see as an [...]

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Cairo Exit

Forbidden by the censorship in Egypt, Cairo Exit was premiered at the Dubai Festival, and this year it competed in [...]

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Ciao Cirella

The movie focuses on Berthaud’s own personal experience: it tells the story of when he decided to travel and meet [...]

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Copacabana

Here Huppert is Badou, an extrovert and happy woman, who is not concerned with social conventions, until she discovers that [...]

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Der Mann der über Autos sprang / The Man who jumped over Cars

After escaping a psychiatric institution in Berlin, Julian is run over by a car driven by Juliane, a young doctor. [...]

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The Winter of the Odd Ones Out

This film by Rodrigo Guerrero focuses on Fabián, Gustavo, Marcia, Rocío, Sabrina and Teté: six strangers in search of some [...]

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Iris in Bloom

The visual artist, Valérie Mréjen, joined forces with the philosopher, art expert and writer, Bertrand Schefer, in order to develop [...]

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Essential Killing

Gallo is an Afghan soldier who is captured by American troops and accused of murder, but is able to escape [...]

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Teta, Alf Marra

Teta is 83. Her home in Beirut is now empty and silent, while she must satisfy herself with smoking hookah, [...]

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Guest

Chile that constitutes one of the destinations that Guerin chose to be part of this new project, premiered at the [...]

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Autumn

After a decade working as a successful film actor, Aamir Bashir debuted as a filmmaker with this movie which premiered [...]

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Herbert Up Close

Herbert Vianna was the leader of the well-known band Os Paralamas do Sucesso. Ten years ago, his musical career was [...]

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Daughter

After studying journalism, María Paz González has become a documentary filmmaker, and in this first feature length film -a winner [...]

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Jess + Moss

Premiered for a worldwide audience at the Sundance Festival and also screened at the Berlinale, Clay Jeter’s first work stars [...]

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Das Lied in mir / The Day I was not Born

Recipient of the Fipresci award at the Montreal Festival, Florian Cossen’s opera prima also received four nominations to the German [...]

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La carrera del animal

Filmed in black and white, La carrera del animal deals with the closing of a company which leaves hundreds of [...]

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Expecting

In this, her first work which was part of last year’s Work In Progress category of our festival, Fuenzalida speaks [...]

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Half of Óscar

Óscar leads a grey and monotonous life working as a security guard at a half-abandoned saltmine. His routine is altered [...]

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La muerte de Pinochet

On December 10th, 2006, Augusto Pinochet passed away at Santiago’s Military Hospital. His death brought a 24-hour resurgence of the [...]

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Ivan’s Woman

The leading characters are 40 year-old Iván and 15 year-old Natalia; two characters that are immersed in a strange and [...]

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La vieja de atrás

La vieja de atrás has been included in the official selections of both Mar del Plata and Sao Paulo, and [...]

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What is Lacking

Two years ago, after meeting renowned Mexican trainer Ramón Arellano in the United States, a boxing fan organized an international [...]

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Madwomen

María Elena Wood’s new feature length documentary -after La hija del general, shown at SANFIC 2- tells us the intimate [...]

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Vorstadtkrokodile / The Crocodiles

The Crocodiles, the gang which Hannes dreams of becoming a member of; he is ten years old, lives alone with [...]

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A Map for a Talk

Roberta, the keen mother of a 6 year-old boy who came from a not fully resolved relationship, currently lives with [...]

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Mapocho

Mapocho focuses on Robert Bruce, a lawyer at a successful firm in London who decides to make a change of [...]

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Meek’s Cutoff

Three settler families have hired a man from the mountains, Stephen Meek, to guide their convoys, but he takes them [...]

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You better not smoke

Set in Valparaíso, this first work by the young filmmaker Daniel Peralta stars Paulo, who after ending a relationship becomes [...]

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Miral

With a screenplay written by journalist Rula Jebreal who adapted her own autobiographic novel, the story takes place after the [...]

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Moacir

This, Tomás Lipgot’s fourth feature film, came from one of his previous documentaries, Fortalezas. There, one of the characters was [...]

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Norberto’s Deadline

An unavoidable presence in Uruguayan and Argentine film during the last 10 years -thanks to films like 25 Watts and [...]

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Ostende

In this opera prima, shown this year at Bafici’s Argentine Competition, a young woman named Laura wins a radio contest; [...]

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Artificial Paradises

Actress Luisa Pardo, whom we have seen in other SANFIC-shown movies (Familia Tortuga and Juntos), now plays a young heroin [...]

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Little Voices

This story is told through the voices of four kids aged 8 to 13 and their own drawings, describing the [...]

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Población Obrera

A trained chemical civil engineer and journalist, time lead Rodrigo Fernández toward audiovisual creation, and he has since worked in [...]

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Poetry

The film stars Mija, who lives with her grandson and cares for a sick older man; while she herself starts [...]

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The Poll diaries

Filmed in locations of the Baltic sea coast, it is set in the beginning of last century, in a society [...]

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Beyond the Road

It all begins in Montevideo, where Santiago, an Argentinean who had a big job in New York but now searches [...]

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Quest for Honor

This movie was filmed in Iraq and focuses on a tremendously harsh and painful reality found in the Middle East: [...]

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Podslon

After exploring animated media, advertising and music videos, director Dragomir Sholev made this, his first work, in which the apparently [...]

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Stranger Things

Oona is a young woman that returns to the home where she spent her childhood to go over the belongings [...]

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The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye

Among the filmed portraits the director made of avant-garde artists, her look at Genesis P-Orridge -an icon of the underground [...]

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The Last Rites of Joe May

Joe May, an impoverished veteran who, in spite of a life full of failures and losses, has always believed he [...]

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The Off Hours

Francine, a waitress whose liberation from a mundane existence is long [...]

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Gagma Napiri

This moving story focuses on twelve-year-old Tedo, a refugee that left his home in Abkhazia with his mother to escape [...]

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All your Dead Ones

Premiered this year at the Sundance Festival, shown as part of Rotterdam’s official competition, and also the recipient of a [...]

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Drei / Three

. The story takes place in Berlin, and starts when we are introduced to Hanna and Simon, who have lived [...]

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Ulises

In this, Oscar Godoy’s opera prima (after documentary works in Venezuela and Spain), praised Argentinean actor Jorge Román –who can [...]

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