Title: "Eggs Sizzling in a Skillet"
Product review: An extremely slow subtitled film, with time-consuming scenes of people staring, a man masturbating, neighbors crying, a man driving and eggs sizzling in a skillet. Minimal dialogue adds to the tediousness. The context of the traumatic Chilean political upheaval and counterrevolution of 1973 is pretty interesting, as are the scenes pertaining to the ethics of mortuary science in wartime. Unfortunately, these get limited play in the overall narrative scheme. Unless you are particularly interested in movies that are more "art" than "drama", you probably won't care for this one.
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