The Magnetic Tree 2013
Returning to Chile after years away, a young man revisits the rural homestead where he spent his childhood, now marked for sale.
Director: Isabel de Ayguavives
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Magnetic Tree (2013) about?
A man returns to Chile after years abroad to help sell his family's childhood home. During their farewell visit, a mysterious local landmark—the magnetic tree—triggers deep reflections on love, loss, and the enduring ties to place. It's a gentle, introspective journey through memory.
Who directed The Magnetic Tree?
Isabel de Ayguavives directed *The Magnetic Tree*. Known for her sensitive, character-driven storytelling, she brings a poetic realism to this Chilean family drama.
Who stars in The Magnetic Tree?
The film features Andrés Gertrúdix, Manuela Martelli, and Catalina Saavedra as central family members, joined by Blanca Lewin, Gonzalo Robles, and Juan Pablo Larenas in key supporting roles.
Is The Magnetic Tree (2013) worth watching?
With its thoughtful exploration of nostalgia and belonging, *The Magnetic Tree* offers a quietly powerful viewing experience. While not widely rated, its intimate drama and evocative setting make it appealing for fans of reflective cinema.
How long is The Magnetic Tree?
The runtime of *The Magnetic Tree* is 85 minutes.
About The Magnetic Tree (2013) — A Quiet Chilean Drama of Memory and Homecoming
Returning to Chile after years away, a young man revisits the rural homestead where he spent his childhood, now marked for sale.
As the family gathers to say goodbye to the land, a detour to a local curiosity—the legendary "magnetic tree"—stirs dormant memories and rekindles long-buried emotions. Director Isabel de Ayguavives crafts a delicate drama steeped in nostalgia and quiet revelation, where place and past intertwine. Starring Andrés Gertrúdix, Manuela Martelli, and Catalina Saavedra, *The Magnetic Tree (2013)* unfolds as a tender reflection on roots, belonging, and the lingering pull of home.