Oscars: Chile Picks Manuela Martelli’s ‘The Meltdown’ for the International Feature Race
Chile has selected ‘The Meltdown’ by Manuela Martelli to represent the country in the International Feature category at the Oscars.
Chile has selected ‘The Meltdown’ by Manuela Martelli to represent the country in the International Feature category at the Oscars.
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Chile has selected ‘The Meltdown’ by Manuela Martelli to represent the country in the International…
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