The In-Edit International Musical Film and Documentary Festival celebrates its twentieth anniversary with an edition that will last ten days. This year there are two dates at GAM: short films section and the national film Chile Estyle.
Since its first edition in Santiago (2004, Centro Arte Alameda), IN-EDIT Chile has exhibited nearly 700 films and documentaries about music, and over the years it has received some 200,000 attendees in dozens of halls, theaters and auditoriums. The festival has had stable annual exhibitions in Santiago, as well as regional exhibitions in Concepción and points as distant as Arica, Antofagasta, Valparaíso, Valdivia and Rapa Nui.
Like every year, the 20th version of the festival will bring the best of musical documentary film to the country, with unprecedented national and international programming.
Registration Tuesday, December 10
National short film competition
- Trumpet voice
Pilar Smoje and David Monarte | 12 minutes | Chile - Pacemaker
Germán Bobe | 14 minutes | Chile - Nicolás Jaar: Radio Piedras Archives
Bernardo Quesney | 18 minutes | Chile - Broken Glasses
José Pérez | 22 minutes | Chile - If the river sounds: Isleña Antumalen
Marcela Bruna Castro and Matías Riquelme | 20 minutes | Chile
Registration Wednesday, December 11
Chile Estyle
Pablo Aravena | 81 minutes | Chile and Canada
Past and present of Chilean street art, a peculiar intersection of political muralism and graffiti; part of the cultural and political life of the country since the 60s. Its most recognized talents, such as Mono González, and more young apprentices speak in front of the camera.
Check the program
December 10 and 11, 2024
Tues and Wed – 7 p.m.
Sala A1 (Edificio A, piso 1)
Free, prior registration (from Dec 1).
Limited places