The Red Hangar

About This Movie

The Red Hangar dives deep into a turbulent chapter of Chilean history, capturing the oppressive atmosphere of 1973. The film centers on Jorge Silva, an Air Force captain caught in a moral quagmire as the military coup unfolds. It unfolds at a deliberate pace, effectively building tension and dread. The performances are raw and intense, especially as Silva grapples with his conscience amidst the chaos. The practical effects, although not overdone, add a layer of gritty realism that enhances the viewing experience. There's a palpable sense of urgency and despair that permeates every scene, making it distinctive in the way it portrays the human cost of political upheaval. It’s haunting yet thought-provoking, a reflective piece on complicity and resistance.

Set against the backdrop of a historical coup · Focuses on moral choices under duress · Features a tense and atmospheric score