Too Late to Die Young

Synopsis

Too Late to Die Young (Tarde para morir joven) follows the story of a group of young individuals living in an isolated community in the Chilean countryside during the transition to democracy in 1990. Set against the backdrop of the lush landscape and the aftermath of the Pinochet dictatorship, the film explores themes of coming of age, relationships, and the yearning for independence. Through the eyes of the main characters, including Demian Hernández's exceptional portrayal, the film captures the complexities of adolescence, personal struggles, and the uncertainties that come with growing up in a changing society.

Cast

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  Demian Hernández

  Sofia

• Antar Machado

  Lucas

• Magdalena Tótoro

  Clara

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  Matías Oviedo

  Ignacio

• Andrés Aliaga

  Roberto

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  Antonia Zegers

  Elena

Reviews

Too Late to Die Young has garnered critical acclaim for its poignant storytelling, atmospheric cinematography, and authentic performances. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film for its refreshing take on coming-of-age narratives, giving it an impressive 96% rating. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.4/10, with many applauding its evocative depiction of youth and political backdrop. Metacritic awarded Too Late to Die Young with a score of 80/100, highlighting its emotional depth and visual beauty. Critics have lauded the film for its moving exploration of characters and the captivating portrayal of a unique historical period.