Neruda (2016 film)

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Neruda (2016 film) is a Chilean biographical drama that blends political thriller and poetic fantasy to explore poet Pablo Neruda’s life during his persecution in the late 1940s.

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instanceOf Chilean film
biographical film
drama film
film
alsoKnownAs Neruda
basedOn life of Pablo Neruda
character Pablo Neruda
Óscar Peluchonneau
cinematographyBy Sergio Armstrong
countryOfOrigin Chile
countryOfSetting Chile
director Pablo Larraín
distributor The Orchard
editedBy Hervé Schneid
featuresTheme art and politics
exile
identity
filmingLocation Chile
genre biographical drama
historical drama
political thriller
language Spanish
musicBy Federico Jusid
narrativeStyle blend of realism and poetic fantasy
portrays Chilean Communist Party persecution
outlaw period of Pablo Neruda
producer Juan de Dios Larraín
Pablo Larraín
releaseYear 2016
runtime approximately 107 minutes
screenwriter Guillermo Calderón
sectionScreenedAt Directors' Fortnight
selectedAs Chilean entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 89th Academy Awards
setDuring Gabriel González Videla presidency
starring Alfredo Castro
Gael García Bernal
Luis Gnecco
Mercedes Morán
Pablo Derqui
subject Chilean politics
Pablo Neruda
political persecution
timePeriodOfSetting late 1940s
worldPremiereAt Cannes Film Festival

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