Agustin's Newspaper

About This Movie

Agustin's Newspaper dives into a turbulent chapter of Chilean history, shedding light on how the Edwards family used their media outlet, El Mercurio, as a shield for the atrocities committed during the Pinochet regime. The documentary's tone is somber yet revealing, capturing the complex interplay between power, media, and morality. The pacing is deliberate, allowing viewers to absorb the gravity of the information presented. It features a mix of archival footage and interviews that create a haunting atmosphere, drawing you into the moral quandaries faced by those involved. It's a distinctive piece of work; not just a film but a crucial commentary on media complicity in human rights violations—a layered look at how narratives are shaped and controlled.

Documentary focusing on media's role in politics · Explores human rights abuses and media complicity · Archival footage provides historical context