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Arriba quemando el sol
Juana, a young woman in her twenties sets out on a backpacking trip to the northwest of Argentina. Her aim is to find some places and people that appear in a series of photographs that she carries with her. As the adventure goes by, Juana finds out that the deepest meaning of the trip was but the simple fact that she has travelled through the experience itself.
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the lives and experiences of women who have been impacted by domestic violence in Chile. It delves into their struggles, their fight for justice, and their efforts to rebuild their lives. The film provides a raw and intimate look at the social issues surrounding gender-based violence.
Critical Reception
Arriba quemando el sol received critical acclaim for its powerful storytelling and its sensitive portrayal of a difficult subject. Reviewers praised its ability to give voice to victims and highlight the systemic issues that contribute to domestic violence in Chile. The documentary was recognized for its emotional impact and its call for social change.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its unflinching look at domestic violence.
Commended for giving a platform to survivors' voices.
Recognized for its advocacy for social change and justice.
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Fun Fact
The film's title, 'Arriba quemando el sol', translates to 'Up burning the sun', a metaphorical phrase often used in Chilean culture to signify enduring hardship and resilience.
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