2014 | Color | Neruda received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971 and, in his acceptance speech, recalls little remembered episodes of his life. As senator for the Communist Party in 1948, he is persecuted by the president in power, when the Party is blacklisted. He sets out to travel across the Andes to escape to Argentina. His adventure leads him to southern Chile, where he spent his childhood and adolescence. This is the time when he wrote his novel Canto General. Direction: Basoalto; Manuel Script: Basoalto; Manuel Production: Westcott; Robin Photography: Liñero; Germán Sound: Campos; Carlos, Labra; Mauricio Music: Meza; Juan Cristóbal Cast:Dubó; Luis, Harrington; Paulina, Pantoja; Erto, Saavedra; Catalina, Corvalán; Max, Ruiz; Juan Luis, Brodt; Nelson, Trejo; Alejandro, Madrid; Sergio, Cavada; Fabián, Secall; José Art direction: Baeza; Carlos Participation year at FICM: 2014
2014 | Color | Neruda received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971 and, in his acceptance speech, recalls little remembered episodes of his life. As senator for the Communist Party in 1948, he is persecuted by the president in power, when the Party is blacklisted. He sets out to travel across the Andes to escape to Argentina. His adventure leads him to southern Chile, where he spent his childhood and adolescence. This is the time when he wrote his novel Canto General. Direction: Basoalto; Manuel Script: Basoalto; Manuel Production: Westcott; Robin Photography: Liñero; Germán Sound: Campos; Carlos, Labra; Mauricio Music: Meza; Juan Cristóbal Cast:Dubó; Luis, Harrington; Paulina, Pantoja; Erto, Saavedra; Catalina, Corvalán; Max, Ruiz; Juan Luis, Brodt; Nelson, Trejo; Alejandro, Madrid; Sergio, Cavada; Fabián, Secall; José Art direction: Baeza; Carlos Participation year at FICM: 2014
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