El Conde
El Conde
This event occurred as part of the 23/24 Hop Film season. This is an archived view.
Pablo Larraín's ("Jackie", "Spencer") wickedly funny, blood-soaked portrait of a decaying tyrant debuts on the 50th anniversary of Pinochet's coup in Chile.
Primal Fear on Film
What if former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet—who was never tried for his crimes—didn't die? Larraín's sharp-toothed satire posits that the fascist monster is actually a 250-year-old vampire, still hiding out in the remote countryside. Cooped up with his embittered wife and slavish butler, El Conde skulks about his ruined mansion decrying a world that denies him his glory. The black comedy continues with the arrival of his grasping adult children and a nun tasked with exorcizing him. Edward Lachman's gorgeous black and white cinematography only heightens the Gothic feel of this surreal and wholly enthralling tale.
D: Pablo Larraín, Chile, subtitled, 2023, 1h50m
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