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FILM DETAILS | | Certificate 12A |  | Cast Gaspar Galaz Lautaro Núñez Violeta Berrios Vicky Saavedra |  | Directors Patricio Guzmán |  | Screenwriters Patricio Guzmán |  | Running Time 96 minutes |
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Nostalgia For The Light Atacama police

Plot At 10,000ft above sea-level, the vast Atacama Desert offers astronomers a perfect vantage point from which to study the universe. Nearby, however, lie painful reminders of the horrors of Chile's Pinochet regime; from the remains of a 19th century slave mining camp to bone fragments of Pinochet's victims. Director and writer Patricio Guzmán beautifully and poignantly entwines these two themes, offering his audience a meditation on history, knowledge and mortality. Verdict A truly insightful art film that still manages to be easy-going and unpretentious.
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