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Aug 9, 2012
Rated R

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.

Details

  • Directors
  • Revenue$2,341,226
  • Vote Average
    7.2
  • Vote Count
    426
  • Popularity
    16
  • Language
    Español
  • Origin Country
    CL

Cast

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Gael García Bernal
René Saaverdra
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Alfredo Castro
Lucho Guzmán
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Néstor Cantillana
Fernando
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Luis Gnecco
Urrutia
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Antonia Zegers
Verónica
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Jaime Vadell
Minister Fernández
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Diego Muñoz
Carlos
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Alejandro Goic
Ricardo
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Marcial Tagle
Alberto Arancibia
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Manuela Oyarzún
Sandra
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Elsa Poblete
Carmen
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Roberto Farías
Marcelo
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Sergio Hernández
Militar
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Paloma Moreno
Fran
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César Caillet
Client
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Pablo Krögh
Campaign Director
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Amparo Noguera
Sociologist
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Claudia Cabezas
Revolutionary Young Woman
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Paulo Brunetti
'Sí' Campaign Publicist
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Iñigo Urrutia
Choreographer
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Pedro Peirano
'No' Campaign Young Participant
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Jaime de Aguirre
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Carlos Caszely
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Gabriela Medina
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Malucha Pinto
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Jorge Yáñez
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Consuelo Holzapfel
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Maricarmen Arrigorriaga
Self (archive footage)
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Shlomit Baytelman
Self (archive footage)
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Delfina Guzmán
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María Elena Duvauchelle
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Julio Jung
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Pablo Ausensi
Businessman
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Andrés Gómez
Cameraman
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Ana María Gazmuri
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Hugo Vásquez
'No' Campaign Participant
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Marcela Medel
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Jaime Celedón
Self (archive footage)
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Patricio Achurra
Politician
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José Manuel Salcedo
CNTV Censor
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Augusto Pinochet
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Patricio Aylwin
Self (archive footage)
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Patricio Bañados
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Tati Penna
Self (archive footage)

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Reviews

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Andres Gomez
80%
Interesting and informative movie about the events that started the transition in Chile from the dictatorship to the democracy.
badelf
80%
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. Pinochet was one of several dictators that was installed by United States through the agency of the CIA. Why? We can only guess that the sitting Chilean president had left leanings which seems to piss off Americans to no end. (Health care? Oh no - that would be socialist!! Much better to let citizens die or go bankrupt trying to survive.) The USA's little puppet then proceeded to murder and torture thousands of Chileans. Quite probably, the US trained those torturers. The official count is 29,000, plus 3000 dead, plus an uncounted number of "desaparecidos" (mysteriously missing forever). It is beneficial to first watch "Nostalgia de la Luz" which will help give you some understanding of Chileans' relationship with Pinochet.