Rafael Valdeavellano (Director) · Carola Fuentes (Director)
Mariana San Martín
Self
Ramiro Urenda
Self
Bernardo Cortés
Self
Corinne Warren
Self
Elinita Cuevas
Self
Jacqueline Alvarez
Self
Agatha Fuenzalida
Self
Luis Carrasco Diaz
Self
Margarita Tipetti
Self
Don Francisco
Self - Vamos Chilenos
Sergio Mercado
Self
Leonardo Maldonado
Self
Rodrigo Mobarec
Self
Felipe Contreras-Haye
Self
Josefa Monge
Self
Claudio Muñoz
Self
Camilo Herrera
Self
Paola Martínez
Self
Kevin Acuña
Self
Fabiola Campillai
Self
Cristián Valdebenito
Self
Julio Medina
Self
Agatha Fuenzalida
Self
Lucía Newman
Self - Journalist/Correspondent (voice) (archive footage)
Martin Turner
Self - Journalist/Correspondent (voice) (archive footage)
Christa Aboitiz
Self - Journalist/Correspondent (voice) (archive footage)
José María del Pino
Self - Journalist/Correspondent (voice) (archive footage)
Matilde Burgos
Self - CNN Chile (archive footage)
Mónica Rincón
Self - CNN Chile (archive footage)
Viviana Encina
Self - CNN Chile (archive footage)
Carolina Escobar
Self - Canal 24 Horas (archive footage)
Francesca Cassinelli
Self - Canal 24 Horas (archive footage)
Matías del Rio
Self - Canal 24 Horas (archive footage)
Joaquín Aravena
Self - Canal 24 Horas (archive footage)
Humberto Sichel
Self - CHV (archive footage)
José Luis Repenning
Self - Mega (archive footage)
Soledad Onetto
Self - Mega (archive footage)
Ramón Ulloa
Self - Canal 13 (archive footage)
Constanza Santa María
Self - Canal 13 (archive footage)
Tonka Tomicic
Self - Vamos Chilenos (archive footage)
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In 2019, millions of Chileans rose up in a popular revolt that resulted in radical change: the call for an assembly that will change the constitution imposed by the Pinochet dictatorship and its economic neoliberal model, referred to as ‘The Brick’. This change is seen through the eyes of two Chileans from opposing sides of the political spectrum. They experience a year of turmoil as protests give way to transformation. On the one side Ramiro, a wealthy businessman, and on the other side Mariana, a lower middle-class teacher. Historical conflicts that were long thought resolved come to light as the assembly process draws closer, showing how the wounds of a brutal dictatorship are deep, lasting and must be reconciled at all costs.
