Chile Can Do It (2008) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Astronaut on Chile's first space mission. Following a pre-launch strike by ground control staff, he is launched into orbit alone. He becomes stranded in space, making his survival and return the centr...
The leader of an improvised space project in the Atacama Desert, Patricio refuses to cancel the launch after a dangerous test and threatens workers who demand unpaid wages. He persuades the frightened...
A member of the space project, Octavio questions whether the spacecraft is safe. His doubts contrast with Patricio's insistence on proceeding with the launch, while Guillermo is ultimately persuaded t...
A cosmonaut aboard a small module from the old MIR space station, Dimitri is contacted by Ivan, his longtime friend. Ivan hopes to use the station to help alter Guillermo's course, making Dimitri a po...
An elderly Russian scientist formerly involved in the Sputnik program who now resides in Chile. He joins the rescue effort by contacting a cosmonaut aboard the MIR space station to help push the stran...
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Patricio persuades the frightened Guillermo to board the spacecraft by promising that the brief trip will make him a national hero.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ivan contacts Dimitri, the cosmonaut aboard the MIR module, and the plot describes Dimitri as his old friend.
Octavio doubts that the spacecraft is safe, while Patricio refuses to cancel the launch.
Ivan joins the team, explains Guillermo's orbital situation, and works toward an interception plan to change the spacecraft's course.
An improvised space launch strands Guillermo in orbit, prompting Ivan and the team to seek an unconventional rescue through the MIR station.
Directed by Ricardo Larraín
Chile Can Do It (2008) · 4.3/10 · comedy, science-fiction
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