Special features: Interview with Patricio Guzmán by film scholar José Carlos Avellar (22 min.), disc 4; Five short films by by Patricio Guzmán on astronomy, the cosmos, and the history of Chile (81 minutes), disc 7.

The Pinochet case : Originally produced as a motion picture in 2001.

Battle of Chile: Originally released as a motion picture trilogy in 1975 1976, and 1978.

Salvador Allende: Originally released in 2004.

Battle of Chile : Photography, Jorge Müller Silva ; music, Jose Antonio Quintano; editing, Pedro Chaskel.

Chile, obstinate memory : Camera, Éric Pittard ; editing, Hélène Girard ; music composed by Robert M. Lepage.

Nostalgia for the light: Director of photography, Katell Djian ; original music, Miguel Miranda and José Miguel Tobar ; editors, Patricio Guzmán and Emmanuelle Joly.

The Pinochet case : Translation, Sally Station ; editor, Claudio Martínez ; photography and camera, Jacques Bouquin ; advisors, Renate Sachse, Ernesto Ekaizer ; editing collaboration, Suzana Rossberg ; narrator, Michael Morris.

Salvador Allende: Editor, Claudio Martinez ; photography, Julia Muñoz ; music, Jorge Arriagada ; commentary, Patricio Guzmán.

Nostalgia for the light: Gaspar Galaz, Vicky Saavedra, George Preston.

Chile, obstinate memory : Narration, Patricio Guzmán.

Battle of Chile : Narrator, Abilio Fernandez.

The Pinochet case : Narrator, Michael Morris.

Salvador Allende: Patricio Guzmán, narrator.

Battle of Chile: The epic chronicle of Chile's open and peaceful socialist revolution and of the violent counter-revolution against it after the overthrow of Salvador Allende's government by Augusto Pinochet.

Chile, obstinate memory: Visits with Chileans who experienced the coup first-hand (some of whom are seen in The Battle of Chile (Batalla de Chile) from 25 years ago). Survivors reminisce as they watch that film, recognizing lost comrades and recalling their courage, gaiety and love of life. Those who were not killed during the coup itself were crowded into the National Stadium in Santiago, where many were tortured, disappeared, and never seen again. Survivors talk about the terror that characterized the Pinochet regime until the dictator was finally obliged to relinquish power.

The Pinochet case : Investigates the legal case against Augusto Pinochet for crimes against humanity.

Salvador Allende: From his childhood in Valparaiso to his suicide following the Pinochet military coup on September 11, 1973, the life and works of Chilean president Salvador Allende, focusing on the three years following his election.

Spanish with optional English subtitles; The Pinochet case, English and Spanish with English subtitles.