Fandango Sales Acquires ‘The Chilean’ Ahead of Locarno Premiere
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Fandango Sales Acquires ‘The Chilean’ Ahead of Locarno Premiere

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Fandango Sales has acquired the rights to Sergio Castro-San Martín’s film, “The Chilean,” prior to its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival. The movie, set in 1976, centers on a Chilean miner who flees his country's regime and seeks refuge in Turin, Italy.

The film follows Aldo Marín, a Chilean miner escaping Chile’s regime, as he attempts to rebuild his life in Turin. There, he encounters Luciana, a doctor performing illegal abortions. The premise suggests that Marín’s new beginning is jeopardized by an unspecified “talent.”

“The Chilean” will have its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival. Fandango Sales has taken on the responsibility of handling sales for the film internationally. No further details regarding distribution plans or specific cast members were provided in the source.

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