He Hated Pigeons

The narrative follows a young man on a journey from the Northern Atacama Desert to the southern Patagonian edge of Chile. He embarks on this cathartic trip to honor the memory of his mysteriously deceased lover. The film weaves together elements of LGBT themes and personal discovery, making it a poignant exploration of grief and longing.

With its unique setting and emotional depth, He Hated Pigeons appeals to collectors interested in international cinema, particularly those focusing on LGBT narratives. The film's direction by a woman adds another layer of significance, highlighting diverse voices in storytelling. Featuring Cristo Montt and Ingrid Veninger in the top cast, this film is a notable entry in contemporary drama from Chile.