'The Dinner Party' — MiamisFF Review
A young woman finds herself trapped in a crossfire of awkwardness during a nightmarish dinner party with her boyfriend's dysfunctional family.
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Set in Santiago de Chile in the 50's and divided into three stories. The first story is about a young woman who has just discovered that she's pregnant. The father refuses to cooperate. The second story is set in Arica, and concerns smuggling in northern Chile. The third and final story, "Ojos de gato", concerns a cashier that is bewitched by a mysterious "Lady in Black".
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Set in Santiago de Chile in the 50's and divided into three stories. The first story is about a young woman who has just discovered that she's pregnant. The father refuses to cooperate. The second story is set in Arica, and concerns smuggling in northern Chile. The third and final story, "Ojos de gato", concerns a cashier that is bewitched by a mysterious "Lady in Black".
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Naum Kramarenco
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Pro-Cine
Cast
Naum Kramarenco
Director
Orieta Escamez
Maria (segment "María")
Franklin Caicedo
Ernesto (segment "María")
Josefina Sanhueza
(segment "Cosas de Arica")
Pancho Huerta
(segment "Cosas de Arica")
Meche Calvo
(segment "María")
Marcelo Gaete
(segment "Ojos de gato")
Carlos Morris
Detective (segment "Ojos de gato")
Jorge Boudon
Gasoline Pump attendant (Segment "Ojos de gato")
Luis Alarcón
Delinquent (segment "Ojos de gato)
Enrique Heine
Executive (segment "Ojos de gato")
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