Los Perros (2017)
Año de lanzamiento: 2017
Nación: Argentina, Chile, France, Germany, Portugal, Switzerland
Alternative Title: Cachorros, Mariana, Kutyák és titkok, Psy, Köpekler, The Dogs
Director: Marcela Said
Writer: Marcela Said
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Augusto Matte, Sophie Erbs, Tom Dercourt
Executive Producer: Joaquín Echeverría, Marianne Mayer-Beckh
Compañías: Augenschein Filmproduktion, Bord Cadre Films, Cinéma Defacto, Jirafa, Rei Pictures, Terratreme
Género: Drama
Budget: N/A
Premios & Similares
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Historia
Mariana, an upper-class Chilean woman with little to occupy her time, starts taking riding lessons from Juan, a former colonel with a mysterious past. Despite being married herself and feeling neglected by her husband, Mariana develops a strange attraction towards Juan. When she discovers that Juan is under investigation for Pinochet-era human rights violations, her curiosity and fascination are piqued. She becomes determined to uncover the truth about his case, even if it means seducing or submitting to the attentions of a married investigator for information.
Resumen
Los Perros, directed by Marcela Said, is a Chilean drama film from 2017 that explores themes of attraction, curiosity, and moral complexity. The story revolves around Mariana, an affluent Chilean woman who finds herself drawn to her older riding instructor, Juan, despite being married herself. When she learns about Juan's potentially dark past during the Pinochet era, she becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth, leading her down a path of intrigue and potential danger.
