Medea 2019
A raw, emotionally charged drama set against the stark backdrop of Chile's Atacama Desert, *Medea* (2019) follows one woman's desperate quest for vengeance in a single day.
Director: Alejandro Moreno
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Medea (2019) about?
*Medea* (2019) tells the story of a woman banished from her mining community in Chile's Atacama Desert, granted just one day to disappear. Within those fleeting hours, she devises a brutal plan for revenge that demands the ultimate sacrifice—her own child. The film delves into her inner turmoil, where raw resilience clashes with despair as she channels her pain into a final act of defiance.
Who directed Medea?
Alejandro Moreno directed *Medea* (2019), bringing a stark, emotionally charged lens to this intense character study.
Who stars in Medea?
The film features Millaray Lobos in the lead role, supported by Paulina García, Alfredo Castro, Michael Silva, and Paola Lattus in pivotal performances.
Is Medea (2019) worth watching?
As a tightly paced drama with profound themes, *Medea* (2019) offers a gripping narrative for fans of raw, character-driven cinema. While it's a heavy watch, its exploration of resilience and vengeance makes it compelling, especially for those who appreciate morally complex stories told with authenticity.
How long is Medea?
The film runs for 78 minutes.
About Medea (2019) — A Mother's Revenge in the Heart of the Atacama Desert
A raw, emotionally charged drama set against the stark backdrop of Chile's Atacama Desert, *Medea* (2019) follows one woman's desperate quest for vengeance in a single day. Directed by Alejandro Moreno, the film plunges into the depths of pain and power as Medea, a woman forcibly exiled from her home, grapples with the unthinkable—planning the murder of her own son to reclaim her dignity and strike back at a world that has wronged her. With Minimalist yet haunting visuals, Moreno crafts an atmosphere thick with tension, female resilience, and the raw fury of betrayal, all while exploring timeless themes of justice and sacrifice.
Starring Millaray Lobos in a powerhouse performance as the titular heroine, alongside a gripping ensemble that includes Paulina García, Alfredo Castro, and Michael Silva, *Medea* (2019) is a visceral character study that lingers long after the credits roll. The film's stripped-down runtime of 78 minutes intensifies every moment, leaving viewers breathless as they witness a mother's love twisted into something darker by circumstance.