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Chilean born director Pablo Larraín has became well known for his first two feature films, both capturing different historical stages of the Pinochet dictatorship. With his third film NO (2012) - based on the play El Plebiscito by Antonio Skármeta - he closes this unintentional triology and also shows by using 1980s style video cameras how we remember history through the visual style of media. In our interview Pablo Larraín talks about history and truth.
Interview by: Felix von Boehm, Constantin Lieb
January 2013
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Chilean born director Pablo Larraín has became well known for his first two feature films, both capturing different historical stages of the Pinochet dictatorship. With his third film NO (2012) - based on the play El Plebiscito by Antonio Skármeta - he closes this unintentional triology and also shows by using 1980s style video cameras how we remember history through the visual style of media. In our interview Pablo Larraín talks about history and truth.
Interview by: Felix von Boehm, Constantin Lieb
January 2013
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