CPH:DOX (13-24 March) will feature a healthy selection of Chilean documentaries. Among the highlighted films is Oasis, produced by the MAFI-Film Map of a Country-collective, which documents Chile’s process of drafting a new constitution in response to widespread social protests. The film, directed by #Tamara Uribe# and #Felipe Morgado#, previously premiered at the Berlinale’s Forum section and is set for its Danish premiere at CPH:DOX.

Additionally, Unwelcomed (Si vas para Chile), directed by #Amilcar Infante# and #Sebastián González#, will be presented in the CPH:WIP industry section. This documentary addresses the migration crisis in #Chile, focusing on a specific anti-immigrant march in the north of the country, aiming to explore the experiences of both migrants and local residents amidst social tensions.

Errante Producciones is participating with two projects: Burning Daddy, directed by #Tana Gilbert#, which examines the personal and societal impacts of a violent family history in post-dictatorship Chile, and Breaking Words, directed by #Eloisa Silva#, focusing on the experiences of #transgender adolescents through artistic workshops.

The participation of these films and projects at CPH:DOX is facilitated by Chiledoc, an organization dedicated to promoting Chilean documentaries internationally, in collaboration with ProChile and the Chilean Documentary Corporation (CCDoc). This presence at CPH:DOX aims to highlight Chilean documentary filmmaking on an international platform, showcasing the country’s engagement with contemporary social, political, and personal themes.