Por la tierra ajena (1965)
We remain on the street, this space that is perhaps the great territory of invention for Latin American cinema. Held at the Centro de Cine Experimental of the Universidad de Chile - one of the most prolific and enduring poles of militant cinematographic production at the time -, this experimental fiction about class relations is one of Miguel Littín's first films, which would become one of the central references of the political cinema in Latin America. Por la tierra ajena was one of many films that sought to take part in the process of raising awareness that would lead to the election of Salvador Allende in 1970.
Director: Miguel Littín
Runtime: 7 min
Release Date: June 8, 1965
Screenplay
- Miguel Littín (Screenplay)
Music: Patricio Manns
Editing: Fernando Bellet
Production: Cine Experimental de la Universidad de Chile
Country: Chile
Language: Español
Original Language: es
More Films by Director: Miguel Littín
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Por la tierra ajena about?
- We remain on the street, this space that is perhaps the great territory of invention for Latin American cinema. Held at the Centro de Cine Experimental of the Universidad de Chile - one of the most prolific and enduring poles of militant cinematographic production at the time -, this experimental fiction about class relations is one of Miguel Littín's first films, which would become one of the central references of the political cinema in Latin America. Por la tierra ajena was one of many films that sought to take part in the process of raising awareness that would lead to the election of Salvador Allende in 1970.
- Who directed Por la tierra ajena?
- Por la tierra ajena was directed by Miguel Littín.
- How long is Por la tierra ajena?
- Por la tierra ajena has a runtime of 7m (7 minutes).
- Where was Por la tierra ajena produced?
- Por la tierra ajena was produced in Chile.