La mirada incendiada

Set against the backdrop of the Pinochet regime, La mirada incendiada tells the story of Rodrigo Rojas de Negri, who was killed during a national protest on July 2, 1986. The film captures the tension and resistance faced during this tumultuous period in Chile's history.

The cast includes Juan Carlos Maldonado, Catalina Saavedra, and Gonzalo Robles, among others, who bring to life the emotional narratives of those affected by political oppression. With its focus on real events, this drama resonates with viewers interested in historical narratives and social justice.

As a collector, this film may appeal to those focusing on political dramas or films that address historical injustices. The production was handled by Ocoa Films, Octubre Cine y TV, and Solari Producciones, adding to its significance within Chilean cinema.