There was a time when talky slabs of recent political history like “The Brink of War,” carried by skilled name actors who aren’t quite stars, were largely the preserve of Emmy-chasing TV networks. Today, with a bit of added Christian-right rhetoric, they’re ready for the big screen, as the growing faith-based film industry expands its
Fandango Sales has embarked on Sergio Castro-San Martín’s “The Chilean” ahead of its world premiere in Locarno. Set in 1976, the film follows Chilean miner Aldo Marín as he flees the Chilean regime to Turin, where he meets Luciana, a doctor who performs illegal abortions. But his attempt to rebuild his life is threatened by