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Chile at the Berlinale &EFM 2019 chile at the berlinale & EFM 2019 1 INDEX 4 – 10 Berlinale Official Selection 13 – 15 Coproduction Market 17 Market Screening 19 Berlinale Talents 22 Directory of Chilean Producers at EFM of chilean 32 Chilean International Film Festivals of chilean 34 Institutions & Authorities aaudiudiovovisuall st stororytellinytellingg 36 Line up inin the the hear heart of evereverythingything we we do do. 2 chile · colombia lemebel panorama LEMEBEL By Joanna Reposi NoN FicTioN LGBTQ+ BIOPIC · 96' World An intimate and political portrait of Pedro premiere Lemebel, artist, writer and Chilean activist who became a Queer Latin American icon. In an intimate and politic journey through his risky performances “Lemebel” portrays a culmination of yearning immortality. Producer Paula Sáenz-Laguna ScreeNiNgS screenplay Joanna Reposi ProducTioN comPaNy Fri. 8 10.30 Pm CineStar 7 Solita Producciones cinematography Niles Atallah [email protected] Tue. 12 8.00 Pm CineStar 7 (Premiere) editing Titi Viera-Gallo Wed. 13 2.30 Pm CineStar 7 sound Roberto Espinoza SaleS ageNTS [Sonamos] Compañía de Cine Fri. 15 2.30 Pm CineStar 7 music Camilo Salinas Paulina Portela cast Pedro Lemebel [email protected] Sat. 16 5.30 Pm Cubix 7 4 Panorama 5 Swede ·Swi Norway d b razil · razil e N diViNo amor panorama mark · N u ruguay · ruguay c hile · T zerla DIVINE LOVE by Gabriel Mascaro N d · FicTioN sCI fI - drama · 101' European In the year 2027, in a dystopian Brazil, a premiere deeply religious woman uses her position in a notary’s office to advance her mission to save struggling couples from divorce. Whilst waiting for a Sign in recognition of her efforts, she is confronted with a crisis in her own mar- riage that ultimately brings her closer to God. screenplay Gabriel Mascaro, Rachel Ellis, Lucas Paraizo & Esdras Bezerra cinematography Diego Garcia production design Producer Rachel Daisy Ellis Thales Junquerira ScreeNiNgS editing Livia Serpa, Eduardo Serrano, Fernando Epstein ProducTioN comPaNieS Sun. 10 8.15 Pm CineStar 3 (Press) Desvia - Jirafa & George Cragg [email protected] Wed. 13 7.00 Pm Zoo Palast 1 (Premiere) sound Roberto Espinoza Thu. 14 10.00 am CinemaxX 7 music Juan Campodónico & SaleS ageNTS Santiago Marrero, Otávio Santos Memento Films International Fri. 15 5.00 Pm Cubix 9 cast Dira Paes, Julio Machado [email protected] & Emilio de Melo [email protected] Sat. 16 7.00 Pm CinemaxX 7 6 Panorama 7 BERLINALE BERLINALE hÉcTor shorts ShakTi shorts HÉCTOR SHAKTI by Victoria Giesen by Martín Rejtman chile chile · ARGE NT i N a screenplay Victoria Giesen FicTioN DRAMA-lgbtq+ · 19' screenplay Martín Rejtman FicTioN COmEdY · 19' cinematography Francisca Sáez In a small fishing cove, surrounded by cinematography Federico Lastra Judaism, Hinduism and potato Agurto & Agustina San Martín locals who murmur stories about the production design Krishnas. production design devil, Gabriel will try to decipher the Victoria Marotta Carola Quezada strong attraction he feels towards a editing Andrés Medina & Carolina Mendoza mysterious masculine young woman sound Roberto Espinoza editing Inti Gallardo whose name is Héctor. music Diego Vainer sound Romina Núñez Cano cast Ignacio Solmonese, Laura music Luciana Campos Farías Visconti & Patricio Penna cast Armin Felmer & Paula ScreeNiNgS ScreeNiNgS Hofmann Villar Sat. 9 4.00 Pm CinemaxX 5 (P&I) Sat. 9 4.00 Pm CinemaxX 5 ProducerS Producer Sun. 10 9.30 Pm CinemaxX 3 (P&I) Florencia Larrea, Gregorio Mon. 11 9.30 Pm CinemaxX 3 (Premiere) González, Jerónimo Quevedo & Rebeca Gutiérrez Mon. 11 9.30 Pm CinemaxX 7 (Premiere) Victoria Marotta Tue. 12 5.00 Pm Colosseum 1 Tue. 12 5.00 Pm Colosseum 1 Thu. 14 4.00 Pm CinemaxX 5 ProducTioN comPaNy ProducTioN comPaNy Pinda Thu. 14 4.00 Pm CinemaxX 5 Forastero Thu. 14 9.30 Pm Odeon [email protected] [email protected] Sun. 17 4.00 Pm International 8 berlinale Shorts berlinale Shorts 9 ciTy PLAZA hoTel generation CITY PLAZA SEBASTIÁN LELIO kplus International Jury HOTEL CITY PLAZA HOTEL by Anna Paula Hönig Sebastián Lelio’s first three films gained & Violeta Paus international attention chile F RA and awards recognition: N La sagrada familia (2005), ce Navidad (2009) and El Año · del Tigre (2011). germa His breakout film Gloria (2013) premiered at the Berlin N International Film Festival in y · 2013, where it won a Silver Bear for Best Actress Paulina director & screenplay NoN FicTioN HYBrId · 14' García. Lelio’s next film Anna Paula Hönig & Violeta Paus Zhenos lives with her sisters in the City cinematography Boris Munger Plaza Hotel, which is occupied and run by production design refugees in the centre of Athens. With her A FANTASTIC WOMAN Violeta Paus & Anna Paula Hönig family, she escaped the armed conflict in editing Damian Tetelbaum & Afghanistan. Zhenos’ dreams are filled Violeta Paus sound Florencia with memories of Afghanistan turning was an international Gonzalez Rogani music Damian into a nightmare. and it went on to become the Tetelbaum cast Zhenos Persad success, first Chilean feature film to win an Oscar for Best Foreign Producer ScreeNiNgS Language film. Violeta Paus Mon. 11 1.15 Pm CinemaxX 3 (Premiere) ProducTioN comPaNy Since then, he has released Triade Films Wed. 13 5.00 Pm CinemaxX 1 two English language films, [email protected] Thu. 14 12.30 Pm Filmtheater am Disobedience and Gloria Bell, a SaleS ageNTS Friedrichshain new version of his film Gloria, Martin Berleand, Violeta Paus starring Julianne Moore. & Anna Paula Hönig Sun. 17 3.30 Pm Filmtheater am [email protected] Friedrichshain 10 generation kplus official competition jury 11 uNa eScoPeTa dorada BERLINALE A GOLDEN DIRECTORS SHOTGUN by Alex Anwandter chile · BRAZIL screenplay FicTioN DRAMA-lgbtq+ · 100' Alex Anwandter After inheriting an enormous debt editing when his father dies, Lucas, a young, Soledad Salfate upper class, gay man, is forced to cast sell his home. Eugenia, the religious Lucas Balmaceda, Andrew house-caretaker, is willing to do what- coproduction market Bargsted & Paulina Urrutia ever it takes to stay. ProducerS Isabel Orellana Guarello, Francisco Hervé & Daniel Van Hoogstraten Co-producers, sales agents, distributors and ProducTioN comPaNieS financing partners. Araucaria Cine - Panchito Films [email protected] 12 coproduction market 13 LA caza del Puma OFFICIAL TreS hermaNoS TALENT THE HUNT FOR SELECTION THREE PROJECT MARKET THE PUMA BROTHERS by Marcela Said by Francisco Paparella BRAZIL ARGE F RA N NT ce i · N a chile · chile · screenplay FicTioN PsYCHOLOGICaL THrILLEr · 95' screenplay FicTioN DRAMA · 110' Marcela Said Deep in the Patagonian forest, two couples set Francisco Paparella Three brothers, hunters, heavy metals, cinematography out on an illegal puma hunt. When a deadly battle with their issues in a hermetic way in George Lechaptois ‘accident’ befalls their guide, they are forced the Argentinian Patagonia. Meanwhile, the editing to confront their oldest betrayals and deepest river threats with a big flood that can ruin Jean De Certeau fears in order to survive. the harvest. Producer Sophie Erbs ProducTioN comPaNy Producer Cinema Defacto (France) Paula Orlando [email protected] ProducTioN comPaNieS European Coproduction, SaleS ageNTS Pelicano Cine (Argentina), Ecstasy Distribution and Sales Protagonist Pictures (UK) Financement. Cine (Argentina), Rio Azul Films [email protected] (Argentina), 3 Moinhos (Brazil) & agents. Pequén Producciones [email protected] 14 coproduction market coproduction market 15 market el PrÍNciPe screening THE PRINCE by Sebastián Muñoz belgium chile · ARGE NT i N a · screenplay FicTioN DRAMA-lgbtq+ · 100' Luis Barrales & Sebastián Muñoz San Bernardo, Chile 1970. During a night cinematography Enrique Stindt of heavy drinking, Jaime, a lone twenty- production design year-old narcissist boy, stabs his best Claudia Gallardo friend in what seems a passional out- editing Danielle Fillios burst. In prison he will discover affec- sound Guido Deniro tions and loyalties in the midst of a daily MARKET SCREENINg music ángela Acula routine marked by violence. Juan Carlos Maldonado, Alfredo Castro & Gastón Pauls ProducerS ScreeNiNg Marianne Mayer-Beckh & Roberto Doveris Mon. 11 4.10 Pm CinemaxX 13 ProducTioN comPaNieS El Otro Film & Niña Niño Films, Le Tiró (Argentina) & Be Revolution SaleS ageNTS Pictures (Belgium) Patra Spanou Film [email protected] [email protected] 16 market Screening 17 DOMINGA ORTÚZAR Felipe Gálvez Producer · Oro Films Director & Producer Quijote Films I believe in cinema as a transforming force, and it motivates me to contribute Making movies is a drive, but cinema to that collective power by guaran- is in crisis again, and you need to think teeing the material conditions for its once again on what your present berlinale talents development. and future are. Graduated in Aesthetics, with Film Felipe Gálvez directed the short films Studies at La Fémis and Filmakademie. Silencio en la Sala, Best Short Film 2009 Former General Coordinator of the BAFICI, Yo de aquí te estoy mirando Independent Theatre Network, For- (2011), Rotterdam Festival, and RAPAZ mer Director of National Programs of (2018), Semaine de la Critique, Cannes the Audiovisual Fund and Producer Film Festival. He is currently develop- at CinemaChile. Co-founder of Oro ing his first feature film Los colonos. Films, where she is producing two proj- ects this 2019. 18 Berlinale Talents 19 ROBERTO DOVERIS Diego Pérez Director & Producer Sound Director · Yagán Films Niña Niño Films Collaboration is the central pivot of all I want to direct and produce films that successful production. The sound is a can challenge the viewer, offering a very powerful tool that should be used Directory of Chilean new point of view at this ruined world in as the same as image. which we had to live. Chilean based in Los Angeles, Cali- Director and producer at Niña Niño fornia. He works as a sound engineer Films. His film The Plants was awarded in both major Hollywood productions Producers at EFM as best film at Berlinale Generation and independent films and televi- 2016, where he was part of the jury the sion.
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