The Quispe Girls

This film, with a runtime of 83 minutes, is based on a true story from 1974, focusing on the Quispe sisters—Justa, Lucia, and Luciana. Living as shepherds in the remote Chilean highlands, their quiet existence is disrupted by a visitor who brings news of a law that could transform their lives.

As the sisters confront the implications of this news, they are forced to reflect on their identity and the trajectory of their lives. The narrative explores themes of isolation, change, and tragedy, making it a poignant addition to Chilean cinema. With the backdrop of the Chilean altiplano, the film presents an intimate portrayal of the sisters’ struggles and the harsh realities they face.