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Oscar-winning director dies

Chilean film director Sebastian Lelio has died in Santiago at the age of 52. The Associated Press reports.

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Oscar-winning director dies

Chilean film director Sebastian Lelio has died in Santiago at the age of 52. The Associated Press reports.

The family of the director reported the death in social networks, citing health problems. The reason was not specified.

Lelio won an Oscar in 2018 for The Fantastic Woman. The main role in the film was played by actress Daniela Vega. It was the second Oscar for Chile.

His other works include Gloria, Wave, Miracle, Disobedience and Year of the Tiger. He collaborated with Julianne Moore, Rachel Weiss and Florence Pugh. In September, Lelio began shooting the film The Chilean Poet.

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