Ballerina star Ana de Armas and Marvel's Sebastian Stan have joined the cast of a new spy thriller 'Impunity' from Chilean filmmaker Felipe Gálvez.

"Impunity" is based on "38 Londres Street" by Philippe Sands, a renowned lawyer and bestselling author, and explores one of the biggest international criminal cases since the Nuremberg Trials.

The movie, which is being filmed in several countries, including Chile, Spain, and the UK, takes place in the '90s and tells the true story of Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, who was in power for almost two decades. Eight years after leaving office, he faced terrorism and genocide charges.

In a statement, Gálvez told Variety that he wants to use the spy genre as a lens to "explore the pages erased from our history" and "conversations interrupted by fear." The director doesn't intend to "celebrate conspiracies" but, rather, to "reveal how justice itself can be negotiated, delayed and turned into spectacle."

"I grew up listening to unfinished stories, conversations interrupted by fear. With Impunity, I want to explore the pages erased from our history. Using the language of the spy genre, not to celebrate conspiracies, but to reveal how justice itself can be negotiated, delayed and turned into spectacle."

Gálvez has been an editor on several projects and directed and wrote two short films. Three years ago, he made his feature directorial debut with the Western The Settlers, which won the FIPRESCI Prize at the Cannes Film Festival and is Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a 94% critic score.

Source: Press Release