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Filming the Fractured Soul of Chile: Guzmán's Epic and Elegy of Revolution.

A review of a new DVD edition of Patricio Guzman's epic documentary trilogy The Battle of Chile is presented. These films were produced in the heat of the 1970s struggle for revolution and solidarity against dictatorship and Chile's fight for democracy. The 2009 set includes new features, such as...

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Published in:NACLA Report on the Americas Vol. 43; no. 2; pp. 40 - 45
Main Author: Stern, Steve J.
Format: Film Review
Published: North American Congress on Latin America March/April 2010
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