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Variety reports that Mubi has acquired Manuela Martelli's "The Meltdown," the Chilean director's follow-up to her acclaimed debut "Chile '76." The film, which premiered in Cannes' Un Certain Regard section last spring, will screen at the San Sebastián Film Festival's Horizontes Latinos program before arriving on the streaming platform later this year. Martelli has established herself as a distinctive voice in Latin American cinema, and this pickup continues Mubi's pattern of bringing international arthouse work to broader audiences.
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