Calle Santa Fe

She was born in Santiago, Chile. In 1970, while a militant in the Movement of the Revolutionary Left (MIR), she worked at La Moneda, alongside President Salvador Allende. After the military coup of 1973, she went underground with Miguel Enriquez, her companion and head of the Resistance, and their 4-year-old daughters. As refugee in France, wrote and directed films and television documentaries: State Of War: Nicaragua (1984), co-directed by Sylvie Blum, La Flaca Alejandra (1993), co-directed by Guy Girard, The True Legend Of Subcommander Marcos (1995), Le Bolero, A Loving Education (1999), The Intangible Maria Felix (2000), The Astronomer And The Indian (2002), co-directed by Sylvie Blum, Jose Saramago: The Length of a Memoir (2003) and My Father’s Chile (2004).

43ª MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA

43ª MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA