Marco Bechis
Known for
Directing
Born
October 24, 1955 (age 70)
Birthplace
Santiago del Cile, Cile
Biography
Marco Bechis (Santiago de Chile, Chile, October 24, 1955) is a Chilean-Italian screenwriter and film director.
He is a survivor of the concentration camp “El Club Atlético”, where he was detained for 15 days in April 1977, during the Argentine military dictatorship. He was expelled to Italy, since he had a passport from that country.
His film "Garage Olimpo", which talks about this dictatorship, was presented at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival.
Best known work
Garage Olimpo
1999
Birdwatchers
2008
Sons And Daughters
2002
Back to Buenos Aires
2026
Invisible World
2013
The Smile of the Leader
2011
Barbed Wire
1991
The Game Bag
1997
Nobody Leaves Alive
2024
Il rumore della memoria
2014Filmography
2026
Congo BoyCo-Producer
2026
Back to Buenos AiresDirector, Producer, Writer
2024
Nobody Leaves AliveCo-Producer
2014
Il rumore della memoriaas Sé stesso, Director, Writer
2013
Invisible WorldDirector, Writer
2011
The Smile of the LeaderDirector, Producer, Editor, Idea, Script, Story, Writer, Screenplay
2008
BirdwatchersDirector, Writer, Producer, Executive Producer, Idea, Story, Script, Screenplay
2002
Sons And Daughtersas Sleeping man on a train, Director, Writer, Idea, Script, Story, Screenplay
1999
Garage OlimpoDirector, Writer, Producer
1997
The Game BagScreenplay, Story
1991
Barbed WireDirector, Writer