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      Miguel Littin

      Miguel Littin

      Still: El recurso del método
      Miguel LITTIN (1942, Chile) is a director, screenwriter, producer and novelist. His film El Chacal de Nahueltoro (1969) awarded him the title of 'Father of the New Latin American Cinema'. During the military coup of Alfonso Pinochet, he was in Exile in Europe. La Tierra Prometida (1973) was screened in Cannes, New York and the Moscow International Film Festival. At the latter, he was a jury member in 1981. Littin's films Actas de Marusia (1974) and Alsino y el Condor (1981) were nominated by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science. His film El recurso del método (1978) is part of the IFFR 2024 focus programme, Chile in the Heart.

      Filmography

      El Chacal de Naueltoro/Jackal of Nahueltoro (1969), Compañero Presidente (1971, doc), La Tierra Prometida/The Promised Land (1973), Actas de Marusia/Letters from Marusia (1974), El Recurso del Método/Long Live the President (1978), La Viuda de Montiel/The Widow of Montiel (1980), Alinso y el Condor/Alinso and the Condor (1981), Acta General de Chile (1986, doc), Sandino (1990), Los náufragos (1994), Tierra del Fuego (2000), Los Caminos de la Ira; Cronicas Palestinas/Palestinian Chronicles (2002, doc), El Abanderado (2002), La Ultima Luna/The Last Moon (2005), Dawson, Isla 10 (2009), Allende en su Laberinto/Allende in his Maze (2014)

      More Info: Wikipedia, Miguel Littin

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