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A dream in the limbo of memory<div> The Suspended Night tells the story of Rafael Chaco, a playwright preparing to tour with the play he wrote about his native village in Chile. On the eve of his departure, his dreams and imagination take him on a journey between reality and fiction, to the heart of his childhood village. There, he encounters the people who have shaped his life and revisits his memories.</div><div><br></div><div> This intimate journey explores themes of destiny, the freedom to choose one's path, and the possibility of becoming the protagonist of one's own life.</div><div> A journey between memory and present to learn to live with one's memories, without guilt or regret.</div><div><br></div><div> Oscar Castro's original text (1982) received the award for Best Text and Best Direction at the Charles Dullin Encounters in Villejuif.</div>