4 directors
Chile
Chilean cinema developed a politically engaged 'New Chilean Cinema' in the 1960s and was disrupted by the 1973 coup, after which many directors worked in exile, among them Raúl Ruiz. Patricio Guzmán's documentaries on memory and the Atacama became a central body of work, and Pablo Larraín has since led a new wave of films on the dictatorship and its aftermath.
1 major international awards
1 Oscar, Best International FeatureFamous Directors
Top films · 26 films
- The Battle of Chile 1979 · Patricio Guzmán · IMDb 8.3
- The Holy Mountain 1973 · Alejandro Jodorowsky · IMDb 7.7
- Nostalgia for the Light 2010 · Patricio Guzmán · IMDb 7.6
- The Pearl Button 2015 · Patricio Guzmán · IMDb 7.6
- Endless Poetry 2016 · Alejandro Jodorowsky · IMDb 7.5
- Santa Sangre 1989 · Alejandro Jodorowsky · IMDb 7.4
- The Dance of Reality 2013 · Alejandro Jodorowsky · IMDb 7.4
- No 2012 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 7.4
- Mysteries of Lisbon 2010 · Raúl Ruiz · IMDb 7.3
- El Topo 1970 · Alejandro Jodorowsky · IMDb 7.2
- The Cordillera of Dreams 2019 · Patricio Guzmán · IMDb 7.2
- The Club 2015 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 7.2
- Three Crowns of the Sailor 1982 · Raúl Ruiz · IMDb 7.1
- Time Regained 1999 · Raúl Ruiz · IMDb 6.9
- Three Sad Tigers 1968 · Raúl Ruiz · IMDb 6.9
- Tony Manero 2008 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 6.8
- Neruda 2016 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 6.8
- Fando and Lis 1968 · Alejandro Jodorowsky · IMDb 6.7
- Ema 2019 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 6.7
- Jackie 2016 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 6.6
- Post Mortem 2010 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 6.5
- Spencer 2021 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 6.5
- Genealogies of a Crime 1997 · Raúl Ruiz · IMDb 6.4
- Maria 2024 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 6.4
- El Conde 2023 · Pablo Larraín · IMDb 6.3
- The Rainbow Thief 1990 · Alejandro Jodorowsky · IMDb 5.8



