Said CinemaChile board member Gabriela Sandoval: 'We have gone from 156 to 188 titles, which is clearly great news and demonstrates the strength of Chilean cinema, which has continued to grow over the past five years'
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(L-r) Rafael Sabat – Head of Sector Brands, ProChile, Marcela Aravena - Director of Marketing & Eventos ProChile, María José Díaz – Sector Brands Coordinator, Marianne Mayer-Beckh - Secretary APCT, Diego Rougier - President APCT, María Paz Eberhard - Sector Brand Project Manager, CinemaChile, Gabriela Sandoval - Co-Director, CinemaChile Sector Brand Project, Pablo Díaz Del Rio - Co-Director APCT Courtesy of Cinemachile CinemaChile unveils its 2026-2027 catalog at the San Sebastián Festival on Sept. 21 where it has much to celebrate, with eight titles screening across seven sections, led by Pablo Larrain’s “My Sad Dead,” a 4-part Netflix series that has been combined to make a roughly three-hour feature that competes for the Golden Shell.
Unsurprisingly, the catalog proves that this tiny county of some 20 million inhabitants continues to punch above its weight, with the catalog reporting a 20.5% growth in Chile’s film industry compared with the 2025-2026 period.
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