Ellipsis, or Waiting for Barbarians

The film revolves around M., a right-wing priest who navigates through three pivotal encounters. These meetings with the army, a bourgeois family, and a "third-worldist" priest lead him to realize that his ideology is outdated.

With a focus on political and social themes, this film may appeal to collectors interested in narratives that critique ideology. It features a notable cast including Roberto Villanueva, Jorge Álvarez, Marcia Moreto, Ernesto Schoó, and Niní Gómez, who contribute to the film's exploration of complex societal issues. As a product of its time, it reflects the tensions of the 1970s, making it a relevant piece for those studying film history or political commentary in cinema.