One Hundred Children Waiting for a Train

The documentary chronicles the efforts of Alicia Vega, who turns the chapel of Lo Hermida into a film workshop for children under the Catholic church's guidance. This initiative introduces around one hundred children to cinema, teaching them about film techniques and genres while exposing them to classic films from Chaplin, Disney, and others.

Through screenings and hands-on activities, the children learn about photograms, camera angles, and even create their own drawings for films. The culmination of their experience is a trip to the movies in downtown Santiago, marking a significant milestone in their lives. This film not only highlights the joy of filmmaking but also emphasizes the impact of cinema on young minds in a developing world.