Julio Jung

A man who really loves art finds the works of an unknown Chilean genius. He'll move heaven and earth to safeguard it and to make it known by the people of Chile... but it won't be that easy. He'll come up against the hypocrisy and the corruption of the public institutions who will try to appropriate the discovery.

Pancho Veloso, an old writer of celebrity articles, returns to his hometown in Chilean Patagonia after more than 40 years of having fled. When trying to write "salable" stories about that area in the end of the world, he will face his past and leave his imposture. He could create a novel for the first time in his life, in which he will turn his friends and beloved into characters, and himself... into a real artist. (FILMAFFINITY)

A lonely man becomes increasingly obsessed with the beautiful teenager he used to help care for his grandmother. (imdb)

"Amnesia" refers to internal exile, to the sufferings experienced by Chileans who remained in their country, in a register between realistic and allegorical, connected with the marvelous reality of Latin American literature of the boom. The concentration camp built in the Atacama desert is a place where the characters seem trapped by a fatality, delirium, and the absurd with no way out. History bets on recounting the encounter between the soldier Ramírez and Sergeant Zúñiga... (Filmaffinity)