Oasis: Unprecedented Look Inside Chile’s Constitutional Process Now Streaming on Miradoc

After its standout run at international festivals and in Chilean theaters, the Miradoc platform debuts Oasis on streaming—the new feature-length film by the MAFI Collective (Mapa Fílmico de un País)—available for digital rental across Latin America starting Monday, October 13.

Directed by Felipe Morgado and Tamara Uribe, the film reveals what audiences didn’t see from the most consequential constitutional process in Chile’s history, closely tracking debates on social justice and the environment, as well as conflicts of interest that emerged across every corner of the political spectrum.

The 82-minute documentary had its world premiere in the Forum section of the 74th Berlinale in 2024. It later won Best Documentary at the 31st Biarritz Amérique Latine in France and received the Jury Prize in the Nuestra América section of Mexico City’s DocsMX, among other distinctions.

Oasis is available for digital rental on the following platforms:

• Latin America: Apple, Google/YouTube, Amazon (Chile and Colombia only), and Clarovideo.
• Mexico: Apple, Google/YouTube, Amazon, Izzi, Totalplay, and Clarovideo.
• Brazil: Apple, Google/YouTube, Amazon, Claro, and Vivo.

Watch the trailer below:

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