Pepe and The Soldier's Lagoon are creative documentaries and ghost stories that interrogate the histories and landscapes of Colombia.
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Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias crafts a unique tale of a hippopotamus and Colombia's colonial history in Pepe.
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Igualada follows grassroots politician Francia Márquez as she mounts an historic presidential campaign and becomes a voice for the voiceless in Colombia.
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Brutal and essential, Theo Montoya's hybrid documentary Anhell69 is the best kind of trangressive documentary filmmaking.
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The Boy from Medellín is a surprising near-miss from director Matthew Heineman with its portrait of Colombian rapper J. Balvin that doesn't quite go all in.
Keep ReadingOnsite at BAM (Bogotá Audiovisual Market) 2019, it’s clear that extensive investment in changing the country’s story culturally and economically through benefits and business opportunities is certainly stimulating the film and television
Keep ReadingIn fifteen years Colombia has built a thriving film and television industry, making it and Bogotá in particular, the new hot spot in the Americas for filmmaking. 27 foreign-directed films were shot
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