Soledad Is Gone Forever
SOLEDAD IS GONE FOREVER, part of the Cannes Film Market in 2007, is a spellbinding, visually stunning, psychological drama that explores the chilling consequences of political persecution through the eyes of Soledad Gonzalez, a young Chilean photographer
SOLEDAD IS GONE FOREVER is a spellbinding, visually stunning, psychological drama that explores the long-term psychological impact of political persecution. Based on real accounts, this film presents an intimate portrait of a young immigrant photographer living in San Francisco, Soledad Gonzales, who learns her father’s remains have been found in a mass grave in Chile. Soledad’s recurring visions of chilling childhood images shatter her life, making her discover that these are real memories that have been repressed for twenty years.
Torn by her aunt Delia's advice to forget the past but faced by the implications of her father's death, Soledad must make a crucial decision.
Does she have the courage to pursue the truth and will this realization finally bring peace to her tortured soul?
- Directed by Mabel Valdiviezo
- Written by Mabel Valdiviezo
- Produced by Cesar Viana Teague/Mabel Valdiviezo/Julie Rubio
- Running Time 14 min
- Release Date 2006
- Content Rating Intended Audience: teen
- Website Soledad Is Gone Forever
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Written by Mabel Valdiviezo
Produced by Cesar Viana Teague/Mabel Valdiviezo/Julie Rubio
Cast Carla Sanchez:
Araceli Gonzalez:
Gigi Guizado:
Carlos Baron:
Michael Torres:
Mabel Valdiviezo:
Julie Rubio:
Samuel O’Toole:
Kristin Higgins:
Barry Stone:
Ben Leon:
Jacob Moore:
Hector Aranda:
Maria Jose Calderon:
Aram Fischer:
Harry Kane:
Nikolas Zasimczuk:
Neal Skacel:
Mario Aguja:
Jouie Turandot:
Diana Tenes:
Axel Herrera:
Dave Nelson:
David Lockhart:
Juan Carlos Mendizabal:
Chris Martin/Spy Post:
Mabel Valdiviezo:
Dennis Maxwell:
Indira Urritia:
Michael Pistorio:
Vanessa Anderson:
Cecilia Calderon:
Maria Loreto:
Tamara Gonzalez:
Ramona Maramonte:
Vanessa R. Aquino:
Jessie Landerman:
Milan Melet:
Angelina Schwark:
Nancy Dyal:
Pamela Wei Endrina:
Sherry Buttler:
San Francisco Bay Area International Latino Film Festival
Cannes Film Festival - Short Film Corner
