Pablo Larraín's Netflix Film 'Once' Explores Chile's 1973 Coup
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Pablo Larraín's Netflix Film 'Once' Explores Chile's 1973 Coup

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Prominent Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín is set to kick off production on his next feature for Netflix, “Once” (as in the number 11) later this year. The film will follow 11 stories that occurred in the wake of the momentous coup d’état in Chile on September 11, 1973. Through these intertwined stories, “Once” follows the […]

The film is expected to gather a top cast and crew, continuing Larraín’s tradition of assembling high-caliber talent for his projects. With a focus on the historical and emotional impact of the 1973 coup, “Once” aims to provide a multifaceted perspective on one of Chile’s most significant historical events.

Larraín has previously directed critically acclaimed films such as “No” and “Jackie,” both of which showcased his ability to blend historical narrative with compelling character development. The upcoming Netflix project is anticipated to follow a similar trajectory, offering a nuanced portrayal of the aftermath of the coup through the lens of 11 distinct yet interconnected stories.

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