Inti Jacanamijoy

Grandfather José Agustín undertakes a long journey alone through the world of dreams, crossing the landscapes of his longed-for Guajira. This journey is a look inside the traveler who reconciles with the pain of his past and prepares for his death. On the other side, the figure of his mother awaits him who guides and accompanies him.

Embodies the ancestral resonances of his Wayuu lineage. It presents a narrative that brings together the threads of his grandfather's long journey – a tapestry of longing and memory, tracing José Agustín's forced separation from his immediate family in La Guajira and being plunged into the strict confines of a Catholic education.