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Carole Concha Bell, PhD Candidate, Department of Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Studies, King's College London

Bestia: Oscar-nominated film exposes how the powerful in Chile still don't pay for human rights abuses

Hugo Covarrubias

This article contains references to sexual assault and rape that some may find distressing.

Chilean stop-motion animation film Bestia, up for an Oscar in the shorts category, has exposed wounds in a country still grappling with the demons of its past. Bestia, directed by Hugo Corruvias, tells the chilling story of Ingrid Olderock a Chile-born German known as “The Dog Lady”. Olderok was an agent of the National Directorate of National Intelligence (DINA), which was created by Augusto Pinochet after overthrowing Salvador Allende in 1973.

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