Chile 2023, 84 min, Spanish, Hebrew & English subtitles

Augusto Góngora, one of Chile’s top political commentators, diligently documented the atrocities of Pinochet’s regime so that the world would never forget. About a decade ago, he developed Alzheimer’s disease. His wife, former actress and Chilean Culture Minister Paulina Urrutia, who has been caring for him ever since, accompanies him on his heroic attempts to hold on to the fading fragments of his memories. Despite the disease slowly eating away at his mind, the intimacy and love between the two grows to remarkable proportions, transforming them both. Award-winning director Maite Alberdi (The Mole Agent) captures the couple in moments of frustration and happiness, as they say goodbye to their past and find new love and compassion toward each other. Featuring fascinating archival footage from Chilean history, this tender and incredibly touching film won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival.

Previous Festivals: Sundance, Berlinale

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Maite Alberdi is an Oscar®-nominated Chilean documentary filmmaker, and her films have been screened in more than 150 festivals. She has developed a particular style characterized by the intimate portrayal of small worlds. This hallmark has made her one of the most important voices in Latin American documentary filmmaking.

Production: Juan de Dios Larraín, Maite Alberdi, Rocío Jadue, Pablo Larraín
Production Company: Fabula
Editing: Carolina Siraqyan
Cinematography: Pablo Valdes
Sound Design: Roberto Espinoza
Music: Miguel Miranda, José Miguel Tobar

Source: Dogwoof

Supporters & Broadcasters: Lev Cinema, Embassy of Chile in Israel