La nueva película de Sebastián Lelio presenta la historia de una joven que estudia en una facultad agitada por las denuncias ...

Con estreno fijado para el 28 de agosto en Chile, la nueva cinta de Fabula está inspirada en el “mayo feminista” de 2018 y ...

Chile heads to Cannes with an ambitious lineup. The country's a proving ground for cross-industry talent, set to converge at ...

SEBASTIÁN LELIO: I happened to be in Chile during the Feminist May.I was very impressed by the marches that took place, the demonstrations. The female students would march with masks, some with ...

Sebastián Lelio is setting the soundtrack of a feminist revolution with musical film “The Wave (La Ola)” — it just wrapped production. The Academy Award-winning director helms the film that ...

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Oscar-winning filmmaker Sebastián Lelio has wrapped production on musical film The Wave (La Ola) inspired by the wave of feminist civil disobedience that swept Chile in the spring of 2018.

with new works from award-winning directors Sebastián Lelio, Hong Sang-soo and Ulrich Seidl in the running for the 2022 Golden Shell. The prolific Hong Sang-Soo, who just won the Jury Prize in ...

The film’s lively, restless construction does whet the appetite for Lelio to tackle further musical fare on screen: He’s the rare director in the genre who actually cares to watch whole bodies ...

Exclusive: Total Film meets The Wonder director Sebastian Lelio and his star Niamh Algar to discuss their new Netflix drama, working with Florence Pugh, and the future of cinema When you purchase ...

Paulina Cortés, Daniela López, Sebastián Lelio, Lola Bravo and Avril Aurora at The Wave photocall in Cannes. Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Sebastián Lelio’s has touched down in Cannes ...

Sebastián Lelio’s has touched down in Cannes this year with musical film The Wave (La Ola), inspired by the wave of feminist civil disobedience that swept Chile in the spring of 2018.