Chile '76

Synopsis

Chile '76, also known as 1976, is a riveting drama film that follows the story of a woman named Aline Küppenheim and her experiences during the tumultuous political landscape of Chile in the year 1976. As she navigates through personal challenges and societal upheavals, Aline finds herself caught in a web of secrets, betrayal, and resilience. The film captures the raw emotions of the characters against the backdrop of a nation in turmoil, painting a poignant picture of love, loss, and the human spirit. With powerful performances and evocative storytelling, Chile '76 delves deep into the heart of history, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.

Cast

• 

  Aline Küppenheim

  Carmen

• 

  Nicolás Sepúlveda

  Elías

• 

  Hugo Medina

  Father Sánchez

• 

  Alejandro Goic

  Miguel

• Carmen Gloria Martinez

  Estela

• 

  Amalia Kassai

  Leonor

Reviews

Chile '76 has garnered critical acclaim from various sources, showcasing its compelling narrative and strong performances. IMDb gives the film a rating of 6.7/10, highlighting the engaging storyline and emotional depth. Rotten Tomatoes rates Chile '76 at an impressive 91%, praising its nuanced portrayal of historical events and complex characters. Metacritic awards the movie a score of 78/100, lauding its profound impact and poignant storytelling. Critics have praised Aline Küppenheim's brilliant portrayal and the film's ability to capture the essence of a turbulent era with authenticity and depth.

See also

Inception

Joker

Parasite

Arrival