Alvaro D. Ruiz

The bus routine of a young rapper who dreams of leaving the city jungle of Bogotá is disrupted by the persistent presence of his little sister. And gang violence puts his dream of a better life to a hard test.

In Colombia, where there are no seasons, it is common for people from cold cities to travel to warmer parts of the country, the Tierra Caliente (Hot Lands), in search of a summer sojourn. Culturally, Tierra Caliente has become a place where anything can happen... where anyone can let go and be free.

David is a young sculptor who accepts a friend's invitation to go on a summer trip. When he arrives and finds more people there, all men excessively comfortable with their bodies, he feels ambushed. David is forced to spend a weekend with strangers with whom he has nothing in common.

A hug, not a kiss. A hug, almost a kiss. A hug as a kiss.

A Spanish woman living in Colombia’s coastal city of Santa Marta and a local woman. Two lonely women, their love for the same dog, and the impossibility of expressing pain and grief.

Anthopos tells the story of a centenarian character from his birth to his death.

A young woman flees a fractured relationship traversing a road full of memories – from the blossoming of young love, to the intersection of betrayal, choice and loss. As her lover turned nemesis catches up to her she must find the strength to make meaning of it all and face him with hard truths.

After a personal crisis befalls Jose Maria, he realizes that he is surrounded by women who are constantly demanding something from him as a man. Something he can't give. Overwhelmed and unable to fulfill his responsibilities, Jose Maria joins The Oasis, an underground help group for men. There he starts to question what it means to be a man.