Unfinished Diary

Year: 1982

Runtime: 48 mins

Language: French

Documentary

In this heartfelt docudrama, Chilean exile Marilú Mallet creates a film about her deep isolation. Her husband, an English‑speaking director, questions her subjective style, while their son, raised in Quebec, feels at home only in French. Interviews by Isabel Allende and other exiles underscore language, exile and immigration, making film resonant.

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