Even If My Hands Were Full of Truths

About This Movie

Even If My Hands Were Full of Truths is the third installment in this compelling series on Pinochet's Chile, diving deep into the murky waters of memory versus history. The film has this haunting yet reflective tone, blending stark visuals with excerpts from classified CIA documents. It’s like you're piecing together fragments of a dark puzzle. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to absorb the weight of the past. I found the photo-montage taken from the Museum of Human Rights and Memory in Santiago particularly striking; it adds a visceral layer to the narrative. The atmosphere is thick with tension and a sense of unresolved grief, making it distinct in its approach to such a turbulent chapter in history.

Third part of a series on Pinochet.Uses CIA correspondence excerpts.Photo-montage from Museum of Human Rights.