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2012 [SPANISH]

Action / Drama / History

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2012 [SPANISH]

Action / Drama / History

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7.4/10 · 27.3K

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Plot summary

In 1988, Chilean military dictator Augusto Pinochet, due to international pressure, is forced to call a plebiscite on his presidency. The country will vote ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to Pinochet extending his rule for another eight years. Opposition leaders for the ‘No’ vote persuade a brash young advertising executive, René Saavedra, to spearhead their campaign. Against all odds, with scant resources and while under scrutiny by the despot’s minions, Saavedra and his team devise an audacious plan to win the election and set Chile free.

Director

Pablo Larraín

Top cast

Consuelo Holzapfel as Consuelo Holzapfel

Richard Dreyfuss as Self

Christopher Reeve as Self

Alfredo Castro as Lucho Guzmán

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.06 GB

1010*720

Spanish 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 57 min

Seeds 5

2.17 GB

1504*1072

Spanish 5.1

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 57 min

Seeds 15

Comments 5

sergiohzb 2208 days ago

Perfecto para dejar en claro la historia real. Gracias por la buena calidad de imagen y audio. En Chile estamos pronto a un plebiscito que definirá si avanzamos o nos quedamos en el pasado con la actual constitución, espero podamos ser lo suficientemente inteligentes para llevar el proceso con intelectualidad y argumentos reales. APRUEBO / CONVENCIÓN CONSTITUCIONAL.

LluviaInvernal 2243 days ago

Supermovieman, fascist bastard, 90% of the population approves the creation of a new constitution. You and 6% of losers gonna cry like assholes.

claker 2243 days ago

Thank you!!!

JulioDias 2244 days ago

Super movieman, pendejo maricas de pinochet

DnTS 2244 days ago

please no politics coment here with the new referendum.

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

Interesting and informative movie about the events that

Andres Gomez

Interesting and informative movie about the events that started the transition in Chile from the dictatorship to the democracy.

8 / 10

This is an amazing true story. The directing

badelf

This is an amazing true story. The directing feels messy, but it's clear that it was intended to imitate the mess that surrounded this story in real life.…

7 / 10

Fifteen years into his dictatorship, Augusto Pinochet was

CinemaSerf

Fifteen years into his dictatorship, Augusto Pinochet was compelled by international pressure to hold a plebiscite on continuing his rule over Chile for a…

Fifteen years into his dictatorship, Augusto Pinochet was compelled by international pressure to hold a plebiscite on continuing his rule over Chile for a further eight years. With the entire political and media establishment behind him, his supporters expected a bit of a cake walk - but they hadn’t factored on the creative force of the “no” campaign that was being framed by “René Saavedra” (Gael García Bernal). He was more used to running commercial advertisements for soft drinks, but when his agency are given what looks like the poisoned chalice to challenge the government, he allies himself with what little there is by way of open opposition and proceeds to create a campaign that causes ructions from within his own side. He decides against rubbishing the generals. He doesn’t just list all of their brutalities as a series of eye-watering statistics. Instead, he turns the whole thing on it’s head by extolling the virtues of the promise of free society and the “happiness” that will ensue if the citizenry embrace this opportunity for freedom, liberty and democracy. Of course, the army and the police are never far from his home and so he is constantly wary of attacks on his colleagues, his young son “Simón” (Pascal Montero) and his ex-wife “Verónica” (Antonia Zegers) - herself a courageous campaigner unafraid of taking a few beatings at the hands of the zealous authorities. With only fifteen minutes of airtime per day, and with their pre-recorded broadcasts often restricted or leaked to the pro-Pinochet faction, what are the chances that their almost hippie style of kumbaya messaging might gain traction? Now if you’re looking for a documentary on the decline and fall of this regime, or for any meaningful critique of Pinochet or his administration then you are probably going to be disappointed. This takes a far more individualistic approach to the activities of one man who beat the system by inventing a new one. Bernal’s “Saavedra” isn’t an especially brave man, nor is he inherently revolutionary by nature. He is a family man making a decent living who has, hitherto, had little to do with the excesses of the military. Indeed at the start, you might be forgiven for feeling that he is doing a job as if it were cheesy Wotsits he was promoting. As the violence increases, though, and his investment in the cause increases Pablo Larraín makes sure our’s does too. To help achieve that, the levels of snooping and intimidation are cleverly laid bare by seamlessly incorporating archive actuality footage into the drama of real riots; real police brutality on the streets and of Pinochet himself - albeit sparingly - as he deigned to participate in a referendum that nobody expected him to lose. It’s those documentary elements that poignantly underpin the more dramatic ones and though perhaps Bernal wouldn’t have been my first choice for this role on paper, he proves perfectly capable of crafting a character that epitomises the senses of fear and opportunity that the newsreel style of filmed presentation throughout delivers quite well. This isn’t the whole story of these eventful days, but it is a plausible look at one piece of that perilous jigsaw.

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