Ana de Armas takes on spy role with Sebastian Stan
Key takeaways
- Impunity is being directed by Chilean filmmaker Felipe Gálvez and is already in production across multiple countries, including Chile, Spain and the UK.
- The narrative moves through the legal and political fallout surrounding Pinochet, while following a mercenary and a diplomatic envoy operating behind the scenes.
- For Ana de Armas, the project adds another layered role to a career that has steadily moved between blockbuster visibility and more character-driven work.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Hollywood is pairing two familiar faces again, with Ana de Armas set to lead a new spy thriller, Impunity, alongside Sebastian Stan, in what’s shaping up to be one of the more politically charged projects currently in development.
Impunity is being directed by Chilean filmmaker Felipe Gálvez and is already in production across multiple countries, including Chile, Spain and the UK. It places Ana de Armas at the center of a story rooted in real events from the 1990s, when former Chilean ruler Augusto Pinochet faced international legal pressure years after stepping down.
This isn’t just another stylised espionage drama. The narrative moves through the legal and political fallout surrounding Pinochet, while following a mercenary and a diplomatic envoy operating behind the scenes. As their paths unfold, the story leans into the grey areas—power, accountability, and the kind of backroom dealings that rarely make it into official history.