Patricia Rivadeneira

In the 90s, Daniel de la Vega began filming a movie about chilean singer Luis Dimas and chilean transition to democracy, but economical problems made the production imposible. Released in 1998, Takilleitor is a gem and a document: a film where Luis Dimas shares the screen with investigators, crazy fans and aliens is not normal, or is it? (FILMAFFINITY)

The film revolves around the concept of soap opera. Its structure is based on the assumption that Chilean reality does not exist, but rather is an ensemble of soap operas. There are four audiovisual provinces, and the threat of war is felt among the factions. The political and economic problems are immersed in a fictional jelly divided into evening episodes.

It is the story of a powerful family of the Chilean high aristocracy in the decade of the 50's. A clan led by the fearsome Armando Quiroga, where intrigue, suspense and romance build a story of passion in times of hypocrisy. (imdb)