Pablo Neruda, a renowned poet, wins the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971 and reflects on his life's forgotten moments in his acceptance speech. After being turned into a fugitive by a senator in 1948, Neruda must flee the political police and risk his life to escape to Argentina, traversing the Andes Mountains. His journey takes him to southern Chile, where he revisits his childhood and adolescence, inspiring him to write his iconic book, 'Canto General'.
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Pablo Neruda's Nobel Prize acceptance speech takes him on a nostalgic journey through his past, revisiting moments that have shaped his life and work.
