The best Loreto Aravena’s movies
Today we present the best Loreto Aravena’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Loreto Aravena’s movies.
Redeemer
5.4/10
A former hit-man for a drug cartel becomes a vigilante to pay for his sins and find redemption.
I Am Not Lorena
5.5/10
A case of mistaken identity becomes a living nightmare when a young actress finds herself relentlessly assailed by debt collectors.
I'm Not Crazy!
5.7/10
A woman enters a quirky mental health clinic after attempting suicide upon finding out her husband is having an affair with her best friend.
Fuerzas Especiales
3.3/10
The adventures and misadventures of officers Salinas and Freire, who will have to settle for their lives to be respected by their superiors.
03:34: Earthquake in Chile
4.9/10
Survivors witness the terror and devastation brought by a massive earthquake and tsunami that hit Chile in 2010.
Sapo
5.2/10
Jeremías Gallardo, a prominent Chilean journalist who, on January 29th, 1986, covers the last death sentence in the country, which was carried out in the prison of Valparaiso. That same day, his wife is giving birth to her first child at a clinic in the capital. Gallardo's return to Santiago becomes an inner journey where he will relive moments from his dark past, linked to the intelligence services of that time.
Fuerzas Especiales 2: Cabos Sueltos
3.2/10
The bumbling police Freire and Salinas are accused of a crime they did not commit and become the most popular men in the country.
Tiempos malos
Ángel, a teenager whose father is murdered in a slum, leaves high school and participates in criminal activities.
Dios me libre
5.1/10
Cousins Lenin and Jonás never had contact in 15 years. Lenin made a fortune as drug dealer. Jonás was formed as a religious pastor, but in the shadow of his father. Both join forces to form a new religious sect: the Transprofética Church.
Mocha Dick: La ballena mapuche
The sea chronicles speak of Mocha Dick, the Mapuche whale that lived on the coasts of southern Chile and that would have served as a source of inspiration for Herman Melville to write "Moby Dick", the character of his most famous novel
