
Cuentos inmorales
1978

Representation Score
Fair
1968
Director
Raúl Ruiz
Runtime
100 minutes
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Raúl Ruiz’s debut uses surrealism to question social norms. It challenges Western storytelling traditions and offers a localized view of Chilean society. While it avoids typical gender roles and Hollywood conventions, it lacks specific identity representations and strong female-led plots.
Category Breakdown
The film uses surrealism rather than direct identity politics. Though it doesn't show non-traditional gender stories, it hints at a less rigid view of relationships.
It avoids typical 1960s gender roles but doesn't have many strong female-led plots in a chaotic setting.
The film offers a non-Western perspective that looks at Chilean society in a nuanced way, outside of Western views.
It challenges Western institutions by focusing on situational ethics instead of fixed moral rules. Its chaotic structure questions the stability of Western thought.
There is no significant evidence regarding the portrayal of physical or neurodivergent disabilities in this work.
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Official Synopsis
A glimpse at the few days and nights in the lives of a brother and sister, Amanda and Tito, in Santiago’s semi-criminal underworld. A rambling portrait of Chilean society.

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