"If You Are Going to Chile" was featured as part of the opening event at the inaugural Cinema Without Borders Festival, an international occasion that connects art, human rights, and cultural diplomacy, aimed at sparking conversations about migrating with dignity.

Jessy Chamorro-Salas' debut bursts onto the scene with feminist and urban tales that reveal the tensions, violences, and metamorphoses of contemporary life. The work was a finalist for the Santiago Municipal Prize in 2022.

The artist has announced that she will share the stage with Noelia Ortiz, a student from the Puente Alto Rock School, and Nicole Naomi, bassist from San Ramón. This celebration of independent music will take place from December 3 to 6 at the Juan Estay Cultural Center in Puente Alto.

From November 27 to December 6, the Círculo de Periodistas theater located at Amunátegui 31 welcomes the new season of La Desideria Teatro's latest creation, written and directed by Antenor Allendes. This "dramedy" is set in Chile in 2032 and offers a brutally honest diagnosis of how we live—or try to live—in a society that seems to offer no tomorrow.

This week's artistic action kicked off with the installation of posters in men's restrooms and other public areas, serving as an initial gesture in an intervention that will culminate on Tuesday, November 25th, at 7 PM with a memory display suspended over the river from the Pío Nono Bridge. This intervention is part of a creative and research process that reoccupies public space to challenge the pervasive violence in everyday life.

The play will run from December 4 to 13, Thursday through Saturday at 8:00 PM in the Sala la Comedia of the theater. Here, the story unfolds in Funeraria Vivaldi, a family business facing crisis and bankruptcy, complicated by an unexpected request from a former military officer, convicted of crimes against humanity, who has taken his own life to evade justice, leaving his daughter wanting them to handle the funeral.

As is tradition at the festival, this Saturday, November 22, at 9:00 PM, there will be a new free outdoor screening at Paseo Bulnes featuring "Ghost Elephants" by legendary German director Werner Herzog.

The play critically explores aging through the real stories of its actors. It will have a new season on November 28, 29, 30, and December 5, 6, 7, at the gallery of CA660 at the CorpArtes Foundation.

The strong political message from national musicians appeals to historical memory and class consciousness.

In "The Village Is Global," a project awarded the Fondart Artistic Creation grant, the photographer uses her lens to journey from Santiago to Rome and from London to Cartagena, Barcelona, Zapallar, and Dorset, with the aim of bridging distances and fostering human connection.