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30 Jan – 9 Feb 2025

Pablo Larraín

Pablo LARRAÍN (1976, Chile) studied Audiovisual Communication at UNIACC University. He is a founding member of Fabula. In 2006 he made his debut film, Fuga. His second feature, Tony Manero, premiered in Cannes in 2008 and later won the KNF prize in Rotterdam. With his successive films Post Mortem and No, he completed his trilogy about Chile under the Pinochet regime, and moved in a different but equally successful direction in 2015 with El Club. In 2016 he released two biographical films: Neruda, about the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, and his English-language debut Jackie, about Jackie Kennedy Onassis. In 2019 he returned to Santiago, Chile, for Ema, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Larraín continued his investigation into the lives of women that marked the 20th century with the biographical films Spencer in 2021 and Maria in 2024.

Filmography

(selection) Fuga (2006), Tony Manero (2008), Post Mortem (2010), Prófugos (2011, TV), No (2012), El Club (2015), Neruda (2016), Jackie (2016), Ema (2019), Spencer (2021), El Conde (2023), Maria (2024)

More info: Wikipedia, Pablo Larraín

Pablo Larraín at IFFR

  • Maria

    Angelina Jolie brings the tormented last days of soprano Maria Callas to the silver screen.

  • Tony Manero

    Saturday Night Fever in grim Chile in 1978. Pinochet’s regime oppresses and kills, but Raúl only seems interested in a Travolta imitation con

  • No

    Chilean adman (Gael García Bernal) doesn’t know much about politics. But when the opposition is allowed to hold a referendum on Pinoch

  • Prófugos

    Larraín’s take on the bleak reality of life in Chile in his first series for HBO Latin America. A riveting action series about a drug deal th

  • Gloria Bell

    A sparkling Gloria Bell (Julianne Moore) starts an uneasy romance with the vulnerable Arnold (John Turturro). Shot-for-shot remake of Lelio’s

  • Ema

    Dance and drama combine seamlessly in this audiovisual spectacle in which a foster mother tries to get her adopted child back.

  • Jackie

    “I won’t let you write that down”, Jackie says to her interviewer, a slight smile playing across her face, after getting too pers

  • Post Mortem

    In the sequel to Tony Manero, the nauseating immorality of oppression and dictatorship – in this case Pinochet’s Chile – is given a lug