Propaganda
Director: Christopher Murray, MAFI Collective
Country: Chile
Year of production: 2014
Duration: 62 min
Subject:
  • Human rights
  • The citizen and the state
Audience:
  • Journalists
  • Activists / NGOs
  • Teachers
  • Students
  • Pupils
Reform:
This film is a follow-up to the Chilean presidential campaign of 2013, which unfolded in the midst of one of the major periods of social unrest in recent years. It takes a visual journey through the most singular corners of the political campaigns, inviting reflection on the complex relationship between politicians and citizens through the eyes of several filmmakers in the country.
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Christopher Murray
Christopher Murray holds a degree in Social Communication with the title of Audiovisual Director from the Catholic University of Chile. With Pablo Carrera he co-directed his first feature film, Manuel de Ribera, which won the Best National Film award at the Santiago International Film Festival 2010. His crossmedia documentary project Filmic Map of a Country (mafi.tv) was awarded with a national grant and an Official Selection at IDFA 2012.
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