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Sebastián Lelio Dies: Oscar-Winning ‘A Fantastic Woman’ & ‘The Wonder’ Filmmaker Was 52

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Oscar-winning Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio , the director behind “ A Fantastic Woman ,” “ Gloria ,” and “ The Wonder ,” died Friday in Santiago, Chile. He was 52. His family confirmed the news in a statement shared by his partner, actress Amalia Kassai , saying he died following health complications. No specific cause of death was disclosed. READ MORE: Director Sebastián Lelio On ‘The Wonder,’ Post-Factual Belief, Working With Florence Pugh & Scarlett Johansson In The Future Born in Argentina and raised in Chile, Lelio emerged as a major international filmmaker with 2013’s “Gloria,” starr

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Sebastián Lelio Dies: Oscar-Winning ‘A Fantastic Woman’ & ‘The Wonder’ Filmmaker Was 52 is a article discovery curated from The Playlist. Oscar-winning Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio , the director behind “ A Fantastic Woman ,” “ Gloria ,” and “ The Wonder ,” died Friday in Santiago, Chile. He was 52. His family c

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