A young boy, lost in the big city, tries to find his way home. Along the way, he encounters a cross-section of society that he has never known.
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Title: A Long Journey (1967)
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Enrique Kaulen | ... | Boy |
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Eliana Vidal | ... | Unfaithful rich wife |
| Fabio Zerpa | ... | Rich wife's lover | |
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Rubén Ubeira | ... | Boy's father |
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María Castiglione | ... | Boy's mother (as Maria Castiglione) |
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Emilio Gaete | ... | Cuckolded rich husband |
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Julio Tapia | ... | Boy's grandfather |
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Hector Duvauchelle | ||
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Mario Lorca | ||
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María Luz Pérez | ||
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María Elena Duvauchelle | ||
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Andrés Rojas Murphy | ||
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Boris Alvarado | ||
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Pancho Huerta | ||
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Angela Morel | ||
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A young boy, lost in the big city, tries to find his way home. Along the way, he encounters a cross-section of society that he has never known.
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death of baby | big city | social differences | wake | two word title |Genres:
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SpanishRelease Date:
24 June 2004 (Poland) See more »Also Known As:
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One of the best movies filmed in Chile.
Sample through the eyes of a young child (4 years old?) the city of Santiago, crossing from a peripheral, central, and finally reaching the river Mapocho, home pariahs.
The child comes from a very poor family. The story begins in a wake of a newborn sibling, where it is mixed with the sadness, drink and party.
The child is lost and begins to walk toward the center of Santiago know where the fauna can live as human.
The director never lost the vision of a child and the audience is frustrated by the weakness and strength of innocence.