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Neruda

2016 | R | 107 min | Drama · History

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Synopsis

Neruda is a 2016 biographical drama film directed by Pablo Larraín. Mixing history and fiction, the film shows the dramatic events of the suppression of Communists in Chile in 1948 and how the poet, diplomat, politician and Nobel Prize winner Pablo Neruda had to go on the run, eventually escaping on horseback over the Andes.

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Credits

Director
Pablo Larraín
Screenplay
Guillermo Calderón
Original Music Composer
Federico Jusid
Editor
Hervé Schneid
Country
Argentina, Chile, France, United States, Spain

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Cast · 20

FR

Francisco Reyes Morandé

MT

Marcial Tagle

Roberto  Farías Morales

Roberto Farías Morales

Mercedes Moran

Mercedes Moran

CA

Claudio Arredondo

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