Anger
Camila Sepúlveda has been unemployed for over a year. Now she is trying to get a job as a secretary. Through six chapters and brief interviews we will find out what this long unemployment time has meant to her. Everywhere Camila goes for a job interview, she will listen to other unemployed women's points of view and experiences. She knows that after all this time of being unemployed she will never be the same person again.
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Camila Sepúlveda has been unemployed for over a year. Now she is trying to get a job as a secretary. Through six chapters and brief interviews we will find out what this long unemployment time has meant to her. Everywhere Camila goes for a job interview, she will listen to other unemployed women's points of view and experiences. She knows that after all this time of being unemployed she will never be the same person again.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Oscar Cárdenas
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Silicio, Sud. Cine, Sure
Cast
Oscar Cárdenas
Director
Carolina Carrasco
Camila Sepúlveda
Constanza Aguirre
Pamela Muñoz
Camila Aguirre
Daniela Saldaño
Daniela Yuri
Isidora Sanchez
Daniela Salinas
Paula Salgado
Ana Domínguez
Denisse Miranda
Ignacio García
Polo
Trinidad Squella
Daniela Araya
Daniela Riveros
Ursula Vera
Sylvia Hernández
Nuri Bahamondes
Benjamin Berger
Alfredo
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