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Film · 2001
I Love You (Made in Chile)
Te amo (Made in Chile)Four Santiago teenagers spending their summer in an abandoned house begin filming each other on digital video, using the camera as an outlet to confront family neglect, personal trauma, and the lingering scars of the military dictatorship.
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The one with the greatest autonomy is the protagonist's nanny, who is just as unmoored as the rest and seems more like the mother's accomplice than a barrier to the son's misdeeds. She is the best character in the movie, though incomplete.
Vera-Meiggs on Cinechile The always interesting performance by Tamara Acosta manages to elevate her negative character to heights that the screenplay constantly seeks to dilute.
Vera-Meiggs on Cinechile The teens are genuine even if they are not that appealing.
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