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Thursday May 19: Post Mortem













Post Mortem ", released in 2010, is a film that has been around successfully for film festivals international, including his nomination is a Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival.
As in the previous tape Larraín, "Tony Manero," the director takes us back to Chile in the decade of the seventies, during the days before the military coup of September 11. The purpose of this production is not to tell chronologically the events during the coup, without showing the impact it had on the lives of people who lived through this. Larraín presents two characters who, despite not being actively involved in political movements, are deeply affected by events beyond their control. Through this simple but moving story, Larraín work fully complied, showing what was striking that on September 11, a day that continues to divide its people, who have not finished heal that old wound.



Synopsis: Mario (Alfredo Castro, who played the main character the "Tony Manero") is a public servant who works transcribing autopsy reports. Although their environment is troubled and politically radicalized, Mario does not care about politics. Only dedicated to making your work and think about your neighbor and cabaret dancer, Nancy Puelma (Antonia Zegers), who mysteriously disappeared days after the coup.




Address: Pablo Larrain



Country: Chile



Year: 2010




Duration: 98 minutes




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