Alejandra Fosalba

Chilean drama about a U.S.-trained environmentalist who's a Chilean exile (Alejandro Goic). He finally gets an okay to head home. However, his eight-year-old son Ivan (Sebastian Perez) is a gringuito (little gringo) who grew up in New York and is now forced to adapt to a new way of life.

Gustavo Ortíz (Sebastián Badilla) is a rich teenager who, after his parents lose their money, has to work all summer cleaning the pools of his neighbors to get enough money to pay for college.

In the 90s, Daniel de la Vega began filming a movie about chilean singer Luis Dimas and chilean transition to democracy, but economical problems made the production imposible. Released in 1998, Takilleitor is a gem and a document: a film where Luis Dimas shares the screen with investigators, crazy fans and aliens is not normal, or is it? (FILMAFFINITY)