‘My Imaginary Country’ Review: Patricio Guzmán’s Documentary On Chilean Revolution Is A Testament to Hope [Cannes]
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theplaylist.net“When you want to film a fire, you need to be in the place where the first flame is produced.” So says the disembodied voice of Patricio Guzmán as he recalls a piece of advice received early in his filmmaking career by his mentor, French multimedia artist Chris Marker.
In this case, the fire is the Estallido Social, a series of colossal protests and riots that started in the capital city of Santiago and rapidly spread across Chile at the end of 2019.
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