Not All the Girls

How does one remember a dictatorship experienced as a child? After years in Spain, filmmaker Carolina Astudillo gathers friends who, like her, grew up amid Augusto Pinochet’s violent regime, when families learned that survival could depend on secrecy and silence. The women revisit fragmentary memories and consider how those early experiences shaped who they became. Poetic, gentle, and quietly revealing, the film transforms personal recollection into collective memory, tracing how political violence reverberates across friendships, identities, and generations. – Ruth Somalo

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