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Dialogues of Exiles ( Spanish: Diálogos de exiliados, French: Dialogue d'exilés) is a 1975 French-Chilean satirical film with documentary elements directed by Raúl Ruiz. [1] Plot. Chilean exiles in Paris are shown discussing the challenges they faced following the 1973 Chilean coup d'état.
Dialogues d’exilés. (Dialogues of exile) Eyal Sivan. Israel-France. Genre : Documentary / Fiction. Runtime (min) : 70’. Production country: France. Production company : Momento films. Producer : Armelle Laborie-Sivan. Project status : Development. Estimated budget : 263 000 € Acquired Budget : 22 000 € Shooting country : France.
Raoul Ruiz invites us to cross the states of exile as a series of misunderstanding, impromptu monologues, unresolved moments and poignant stories that the exiles’ French renders more fragile. Dialogue of Exiles follows members of the Chilean community in Paris in the most trivial and immediate aspects of their daily life.
Dialogues of the Exiled. Raúl Ruiz. France 1974. 105 min. OV w/ EN subtitles. V'23. Chilean exiles play themselves in this series of sequences that, around a minimal plot, imagines with clear-sighted irony the life of the newly-arrived in Paris.
In 1974, spearheaded by works like Sergio Castilla’s Pinochet: fascista, asesino, traidor, agente del imperialismo and Raúl Ruiz’s Dialogue d’exilés, a historically unique phenomenon started to take shape: a Chilean cinema in exile.
Dialogues d’exilés (Dialogues of exile) Like Ziffel and Kalle, the German Jewish refugees in Bertolt Brecht’s Refugee Conversations (1940), from which this project is inspired, Fadi and Rami also live in exile.
La pellicola Dialogues of Exiles è uno 100 minuto drama da 1975, diretto da Raúl Ruiz. Il cast principale è composto da Daniel Gélin, Françoise Arnoul e Huguette Faget.
