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Alfredo Castro

19 December 1955, Recoleta, Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile

Roberto Farías

Antonia Zegers

29 June 1972, Santiago, Chile

Marcelo Alonso

Jaime Vadell

16 January 1940, Santiago, Chile

Alejandro Goic

1969, Ñuñoa, Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile

Alejandro Sieveking

7 September 1934, Rengo, Chile

José Soza

16 June 1946, Talca, Chile

Francisco Reyes

6 July 1954, Santiago, Chile

Diego Muñoz

11 February 1976, Providencia, Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile

Gonzalo Valenzuela

28 January 1978, Santiago, Chile

Catalina Pulido

14 September 1974, Las Condes, Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile

Paola Lattus

Erto Pantoja

1960, Tomé, Concepción, Biobío, Chile

19 August 1976, Santiago, Chile

Pablo Larraín

19 August 1976, Santiago, Chile

Guillermo Calderón

Padre Vidal

Played by: Alfredo Castro

Sandokan

Played by: Roberto Farías

Hermana M

Played by: Antonia Zegers

Padre Garc

Played by: Marcelo Alonso

Padre Silva

Played by: Jaime Vadell

Padre Ortega

Played by: Alejandro Goic

Padre Ram

Played by: Alejandro Sieveking

Padre Mat

Played by: José Soza

Padre Alfonso

Played by: Francisco Reyes

Globe and Mail

Larrain consciously took on the difficult, complicated themes of faith, truth and guilt here, a commendable task considering that avoiding the topic has been part of why it has escaped confrontation for so long.

February 19, 2016

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MovieMail

Few other films this year will provoke as much post-screening discussion, that's certain.

December 28, 2016

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Arizona Republic

It's an interesting movie, odd and disturbing by design. But it's also effective.

March 03, 2016

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Washington City Paper

If Larraín's intention was to both slam the church and give his audience a hint of how repulsed, traumatized, and likely complicit its victims felt, he hit it out of the park.

January 02, 2017

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Philadelphia Inquirer

We can't but enjoy the movie and its oddball characters - which makes us somehow complicit in their crimes.

February 19, 2016

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Boston Globe

However artful Larraín's intentions, these are subjects best regarded with clarity.

February 18, 2016

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Financial Times

In this zero-sum drama, despair is catching. But so is the fascination of watching a gifted filmmaker dissect the emotions and motivations of the sinned and sinned-against.

December 28, 2016

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Detroit News

Larrain makes all of his damaged characters somewhat likable and sympathetic (although the likability dims toward the end). Which only makes this meditation on mercy, forgiveness and twisted raw power more disturbing.

March 04, 2016

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