The film stars Blanca Lewin, Antonia Zegers, Sebastián Layseca, and Diego Muñoz, performers who were just starting to build their careers and contributed a recognizable generational energy to the movie.

Chilean visual artist Claudio Caiozzi, known as Caiozzama, has installed a striking tribute in Santiago at the very location where Gustavo Gatica was blinded by police fire, addressing issues of police brutality and justice.

Maribel Mora Curriao, a poet and educator at the University of Chile, has been featured in this volume published by Vakxikon Publications. The book is curated by Greek translator and essayist Agathi Dimitrouka, a key figure in promoting Hispanic American literature in Greece.

"We want this festival to be a grand celebration of our culture, but also an opportunity to come together and recognize our diversity. Folklore is alive and takes on meaning when shared and transmitted," says Óscar Ramírez, artistic director of the Antumapu Ballet at the University of Chile and organizer of the event.

The highly anticipated play, "Chocolate Heart: Chronicle of a Sweet Suicide," returns to the stage from August 19 to 22 at Teatro Sidarte, marking the culmination of Ocaso Teatro's yearly retrospective and providing a platform for critical discussions on workplace violence and mental health.

The independent audiovisual project "The Olive Tree: Heritage" has launched an international crowdfunding campaign to film its second chapter in Chile, home to the largest Palestinian community outside of the Arab world.

In an interview with Xanadu Radio, Supernova members Constanza Lewin and Constanza Luer addressed increasing challenges to women's rights, particularly abortion, asserting that these topics should not even be up for discussion.

Performances will take place from August 27 to 29 at Teatro ICTUS' Sala la Comedia, featuring guest actresses María Elena Duvauchelle, Paula Sharim, and Tatiana Molina. This three-night event promises three unique stories, showcasing the value of improvisation as a theatrical language.

With 18 years of experience, Los Nogalinos will take the stage at Sala la Comedia to launch their new album "Patrimonial" on August 19, while Simón Campusano, founder of the legendary band Los Niños del Cerro, will revisit his debut solo album "Brillo" on August 26.

On August 20, the latest film by acclaimed American director Gus Van Sant, titled 'The Negotiation' (Dead Man's Wire), will make its debut. Van Sant is a pivotal figure in contemporary independent cinema and a vital voice in queer filmmaking in the United States.