Ignacio Agüero is one of the most renowned documentary filmmakers in Chile. He studied Architecture and Cinema, and graduated from the School of Communication Arts of the Universidad Católica de Chile, with the title of Artistic Director with a mention in cinema in 1979. He is a founding member of the Association of Documentary Filmmakers of Chile, of which he was its first president. Although he has stood out for making independent documentaries, he has also worked as a producer, editor, cameraman, actor, and has been a judge in national and international competitions. In 1988 he participated as co-director and editor of "La Franja del NO", a television message in the campaign for the plebiscite that overthrew the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet. Parallel to his work as a filmmaker, he has produced numerous works commissioned by television, both national and foreign. Among them, the most important ones: Neruda, all the love (1998), with script by Antonio Skármeta, filmed for Can...
Teresa
2009
The Painting Lesson
2012
Cofralandes, Chilean Rhapsody
2002
The Other Day
2012
11 Habitaciones en Antártica
2013
Days in the Country
2004
Voice Over
2014
The Winds Know That I'm Coming Back Home
2016
Tendida mirando las estrellas
2004
Nemesio
1986
Fragmentos urbanos
2002
Latent Image
1990
La Recta Provincia
2007
Death Will Come and Shall Have Your Eyes
2019
The Sky, the Earth and the Rain
2008
Notes for a Film
2022
What Is This Story and How Does It End?
2013