
Thursday Till Sunday
2012·Drama·1h 36m
7.1
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As she and her family embark on a short vacation, a young Chilean girl slowly comes to the realization that her parents might be splitting up.
Directed by Dominga Sotomayor
woman director

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Cast

Francisco Pérez-Bannen
Dad

Paola Giannini
Ana
Crew

Dominga Sotomayor
Director

Dominga Sotomayor
Writer

Bárbara Álvarez
Director of Photography

Benjamín Doménech
Producer

Estefania Larrain
Art Direction

Benjamín Doménech
Still Photographer

José Luis Torres Leiva
Other

Dominga Sotomayor
Development Producer

Alicia Scherson
Script Consultant

Miguel Machalski
Script Consultant

Benjamín Doménech
Development Producer
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
Lunita
6.0★ · 03/27/26

Como una niña nortina que también pasó por la separación de sus papás, esto me pegó de una forma que no esperé, es tranquilo, pero sabes que por debajo ahí algo pasando
Como una niña nortina que también pasó por la separación de sus papás, esto me pegó de una forma que no esperé, es tranquilo, pero sabes que por debajo ahí algo pasando
Yuliana
8.0★ · 07/19/25

me gustaron muchísimo las escenas en donde tenían como un punto fijo pero atrás sucedían cosas y estaban de alguna manera encapsuladas dentro de un marco. es una película algo lenta pero emotiva, que te hace sentir como si fueras parte, en este caso, parte del viaje de una familia ordinaria que está enfrentando unos problemas
me gustaron muchísimo las escenas en donde tenían como un punto fijo pero atrás sucedían cosas y estaban de alguna manera encapsuladas dentro de un marco. es una película algo lenta pero emotiva, que te hace sentir como si fueras parte, en este caso, parte del viaje de una familia ordinaria que está enfrentando unos problemas
Jar
8.0★ · 06/29/25

beautifully shot, pensive, and confident in its vision. the patient, still camera is nonjudgmental, portraying the unfolding scenes as they are, inviting us to interpret things ourselves. it puts you into the shoes of lucia, who has the frustrating situation of understanding that something is wrong, but never getting any information to explain why.
like lucia, you observe the people around you. you can’t hear what they’re saying, but you can infer by their body language and facial expressions. both of you go through this experience as you try to figure out what her parents’ issue is.
i really enjoyed this. it felt like someone perfectly capturing a moment, freezing it in time like a memory you can revisit. thursday till sunday really immerses you, combining its still camera with long shots and incredible ambient sound to make you feel like you’re on the road with them. it all works so well
like lucia, you observe the people around you. you can’t hear what they’re saying, but you can infer by their body language and facial expressions. both of you go through this experience as you try to figure out what her parents’ issue is.
i really enjoyed this. it felt like someone perfectly capturing a moment, freezing it in time like a memory you can revisit. thursday till sunday really immerses you, combining its still camera with long shots and incredible ambient sound to make you feel like you’re on the road with them. it all works so well
beautifully shot, pensive, and confident in its vision. the patient, still camera is nonjudgmental, portraying the unfolding scenes as they are, inviting us to interpret things ourselves. it puts you into the shoes of lucia, who has the frustrating situation of understanding that something is wrong, but never getting any information to explain why.
like lucia, you observe the people around you. you can’t hear what they’re saying, but you can infer by their body language and facial expressions. both of you go through this experience as you try to figure out what her parents’ issue is.
i really enjoyed this. it felt like someone perfectly capturing a moment, freezing it in time like a memory you can revisit. thursday till sunday really immerses you, combining its still camera with long shots and incredible ambient sound to make you feel like you’re on the road with them. it all works so well
like lucia, you observe the people around you. you can’t hear what they’re saying, but you can infer by their body language and facial expressions. both of you go through this experience as you try to figure out what her parents’ issue is.
i really enjoyed this. it felt like someone perfectly capturing a moment, freezing it in time like a memory you can revisit. thursday till sunday really immerses you, combining its still camera with long shots and incredible ambient sound to make you feel like you’re on the road with them. it all works so well
Iekb
6.0★ · 03/23/24

la confusione della bambina si fa sentire, suscitando tenerezza per la sua capacità di comprendere cosa le succede intorno, ma la staticità rende il tutto un po' troppo lento da seguire
la confusione della bambina si fa sentire, suscitando tenerezza per la sua capacità di comprendere cosa le succede intorno, ma la staticità rende il tutto un po' troppo lento da seguire
Victoria
4.8★ · 10/27/22

Si fuera Dominga haría sus pelis también
Si fuera Dominga haría sus pelis también