My Imaginary Country

Risk your body – obtain a new constitution

Dieter Wieczorek / June 2, 2022

POLITICS: At Cannes, Patrizio Guzmán´s documentary offers one of the rare elements of hope in global politics.

Cannes, CPH:DOX, Docs Ireland, Gabriel Boric, HUMAN idff Oslo, human rights, ideology, IDFA, indigenous, junta, LGBTQI+, Mapuche woman, Movies on War, My Imaginary Country, Patricio Aylwin, Patricio Guzmán, politics, press freedom, Renate Sachse, Sebastián Piñera, Yellow Vest

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