ChileDoc
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Cannes Docs – Marché du Film to showcase 8 distinct festivals and organisations as part of 2021 docs-in-progress
Each year, #Cannes Docs# partners with festivals and organisations from around the world to showcase curated selections of docs-in-progress. These projects, which tend to be in the finalisation stage, aim to hit the circuit within the imminent future. The docs-in-progress are primarily designed for decision makers looking for fresh new titles, but also for those…
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Chilean delegation to bring 5 projects to Sunny Side of the Doc 2021
From 21 to 24 June, 2021, Sunny Side of the Doc returns to La Rochelle under the theme of #storytellingmatters. Across these 4 days, 42 projects from 18 countries are part of the 2021 official selection and industry activities. Of those 18 countries, #Chile continues its strong documentary showing of late with a diverse selection…
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Chilean documentaries set for strong Visions du Réel & CPH:DOX showing
With both Visions du Réel and CPH:DOX imminent, Chile has set its selections for both prestigious international events. Visions du Réel kicks off on Thursday, 15 April through Sunday, 25 April in an online form, while CPH:DOX goes from Wednesday, 21 April to Wednesday, 12 May in a hybrid format. With the world’s documentary industry…
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Jammed
PRISON: Light is shed on the failure of Chile's prison system as 81 inmates burn to death while their families remain behind locked gates.
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Between two stools
INDIGENOUS RIGHTS: An intimate look at an indigenous people’s tensions with Chile.
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IDFA Country Focus: Chile
The International Documentary Festival Amsterdam kicks off its festival today through 6 December 2020 (online market shave been open since Monday, 16 November already). With the world’s documentary industry descending (digitally) on the Dutch capital, each country brings their best and brightest non-fiction content to #IDFA in various forms. This year, Modern Times Review puts…
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«Chile is now living a transformation»
ChileDoc: With a strong showing of work at both DOK Leipzig and IDFA, Chile's documentary output continues to thrive. To find out more Modern Times Review spoke with the Director of Chiledoc, Diego Pino Anguita.

