No

Synopsis

In the 1988 referendum, Chileans were given the chance to vote 'Yes' or 'No' to end the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet. The political drama 'No' follows René Saavedra, a young advertising executive played by Gael García Bernal, who leads the vibrant 'No' campaign against the dictatorship. Despite the odds and dangers, René's team uses their creativity and wits to change the course of history. The film captures the tense political climate, the power of media and advertising, and the triumph of democracy. 'No' is a compelling and thought-provoking portrayal of a pivotal moment in Chilean history.

Cast

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  Gael García Bernal

  René Saaverdra

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  Alfredo Castro

  Lucho Guzmán

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  Néstor Cantillana

  Fernando

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  Luis Gnecco

  Urrutia

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  Antonia Zegers

  Verónica

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  Jaime Vadell

  Minister Fernández

Reviews

Critics have praised 'No' for its powerful storytelling and historical significance. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus states that the film is 'a smart, stylish tribute to democracy and the power of the populace'. The film's fresh rating of 93% on Rotten Tomatoes reflects the positive reception. Metacritic gives 'No' a score of 81/100, indicating generally favorable reviews. JoBlo's Movie Emporium praises the film, calling it 'an engrossing look at a key moment in history'. Meanwhile, IMDb users have rated 'No' at 7.4/10. Variety describes the film as 'captivating' and 'thought-provoking'. Overall, 'No' has left a lasting impact on audiences and critics alike with its poignant storytelling and stellar performances.

See also

Even the Rain

Me & You

The Decline of the American Empire

Young and Wild