Chile '76

This is an example of why you can't trust the reviews. This movie is highly over rated. And it isn't because I'm personally against foreign films. As a comparison, the foreign film "The Lives of Others" is a genuine 5-star movie. It has an interesting story, good acting and the suspense keeps you on edge to the very end. In contrast, Chile '76 was painfully slow and not particularly interesting despite an interesting premise, and there's no payoff from slogging through this slow, dull movie. You'll find yourself waiting for a climax that really never happens. When it's over, you'll be thinking "is that it?" So disappointing.

Hard to say, had trouble staying awake. Seemed good?

One of two Kino releases seen on the same day, this one losing by comparison.

For me, this film never gets inside the characters, it feels as if we are looking at them from a distance. We are left to guess what the main character might be thinking, without any indication that she is a person with any strong character or personality, which leaves us with the impression that she is just a naive shallow woman out of her depth, which ultimately means that one does not feel involvement or care to any great extent what happens to her or the story

good amazing 😍😍😍😍

The film approaches the 70s in an excellent way, but it is too slow.

Good photography and small details show the vast differences between social classes back in 1976, still present today...

Brilliant. Great character development that parallels the film Elizabeth with Kate Blanchett.

Great suspense movie beautifully acted

"Chile '76" is a gripping and haunting portrayal of a tumultuous era in Chilean history. With its powerful storytelling, evocative visuals, and outstanding performances, the film sheds light on the human spirit's resilience in the face of oppression. A compelling and thought-provoking masterpiece.