The Cordillera of Dreams

00:02:10 “THE CORDILLERA OF DREAMS”

00:07:36 building a new society.

00:10:48 the aroma of the wind.

00:15:13 A country that leaves 80% of its territory abandoned is not viable.

00:19:11 perhaps it is because of this wall of rocks.

00:22:07 There is this double aspect.

00:25:32 In the '70's,

00:28:28 they pulled us out of bed.

00:31:03 because I knew that they'd force it open.

00:33:58 Afterwards, I left the stadium, then I left Chile

00:36:49 The only time you can film properly is when things start to get rough:

00:39:13 That was the dictatorship.

00:42:04 This is a twenty-minute tape.

00:45:03 About the disappeared prisoners:

00:48:31 civilians, unarmed people,

00:51:39 They continued to deny the disappeared and the torture.

00:55:10 A new cloak of silence was established.

00:58:36 they have much better lives than at the end of the dictatorship.

01:01:17 this stability was born from the use of force.

01:04:39 it is very hard to find.

01:08:54 It was the beginning of the end

01:12:18 The situation remains the same.

01:17:14 there are many young filmmakers who film everywhere.

01:22:43 My wish is that Chile recovers its childhood and its joy.