Clandestine in Chile: The Adventures of Miguel Littín

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In 1985 Miguel Littin a Chilean exile re-enters Chile posing as a Uruguayan businessmen followed by three European film crews. His plan was to record a documentary about living under the Pinochet Dictatorship in secret. This is his account of what happened.

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Clandestine in Chile - Marquez.pdf (5.96 MB)

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The documentary was

The documentary was successfully completed and called Acta general de Chile, its over four hours long. I've only been able to find the part one in Spanish

http://vimeo.com/53035658

And Japanese

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gQzG3h3Tr4

Apparently the film wasn't a big hit, though the book was, the Dictatorship burned copies of the book.

Thanks for this book. See

Thanks for this book. See Acta General de Chile (Miguel Littin, 1986) VHS-Rip (emule is still by far the best for militant films on worker history). Miguel Littín filmography in my opinion he is probably the best militant film maker in history, and I have seen many thousands of worker focused films.

Cheers, I downloaded emule a

Cheers, I downloaded emule a while ago but the only networks I found where full of porn, music rips and film clips so I uninstalled. I guess I'll give it another try.