Tag: Pablo Larraín

Two years after showing Ema at the BFI London Film Festival, Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín returns to the event with ...

Chilean Pablo Larraín is a fabulous director, but his newest film, Ema, leaves one with a sense of anticlimax and ...

Few families have proven as adept at mythmaking as the Kennedys. The early ‘60s were a glorious golden period, a ...

As a writer, Pablo Neruda refused to be defined by a single creative signature. His style was vast, his topics ...

Pablo Larrain’s desolate drama The Club takes a windblown hike over the hills and down into the dark night of ...

Chile's entry for Best Foreign Language film in the 88th Academy Awards, The Club (original title: El Club) focuses on how ...

Despite being the son of a senator and a former government minister, Chilean director Pablo Larraín states that his political ...

After concluding his Pinochet trilogy with No, Chilean director Pablo Larraín has moved onto a new target. Disarming humour and ...

TV that matters No, by Chilean director Pablo Larraín (Tony Manero, NYFF 2008; Post Morten, NYFF 2010), is the richly ...

An eerie horror show that evokes real political events by indirection Alfredo Castro plays the kind of sleazy creep you'd ...