My Imaginary Country (2022)

My Imaginary Country Parents Guide

My Imaginary Country is an upcoming Documentary Movie, Directed and Written by Patricio Guzmán. Also known as Mi país imaginario.

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My Imaginary Country Release Date

Movie Name	My Imanginary Country
Genre	Documentary
Director	Patricio Guzmán
Writer	Patricio Guzmán
Release Date	September 23, 2022
Runtime	1h, 23m
Age Rating	Not Available
Country	Chile
Language	Spanish
Production Company	Arte France Cinéma, Atacama Productions
Distributor	Icarus Films, Market Chile, Pyramide Distribution

 Synopsis

This story about is a million and a half people in the streets of Santiago, the Chilean capital, demanding justice, education, health care, and a new constitution to replace the strident rules imposed on the country during the Pinochet military dictatorship.

Urgent and topical, My Imaginary Country features harrowing front-line protest footage and interviews with the dynamic activist leaders who are bringing about a regime change.

 

• Patricio Guzmán as Director
• Patricio Guzmánting as Writer
• Chepo Sepulveda Egaña as Producer
•  Alexandra Galvis as producer
• Renate Sachse as producer
• José Miguel Miranda as Music
• José Miguel Tobar as Cinematography
• Samuel Lahu Film as Editor
• Laurence Manheimer as Production Management
• Benjamin Lanlard as production manager
• Claire Cahu as sound editor
• Aymeric Dupas as dialogue editor
• Juan Carlos Maldonado as sound recordist
• Gregory Vincent as foley artist
• Emmanuelle Joly as additional editor
• Marie Pascaud as assistant editor
• Kevin Stragliati as colorist

My Imaginary Country Official Trailer

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