Luis F. Orozco

Bolívar, The Hero

This animated film tells the life story of the liberator Simón Bolívar: from his birth in Caracas and his education, to his travels, battles and the struggle against Spanish rule for Latin American independence. In this narrative, historical conflicts are simplified through fictional characters like “Tiránico,” symbolizing Spanish evil and domination, and “Américo,” who represents slavery and the people’s yearning for freedom.

Préstame tu Marido

A provincial woman living alone in Bogotá must feign a solid and stable marriage before the impending visit of her parents, who are convinced of their daughter's condition. The charade gives rise to all sorts of dubious situations.

Pablo Escobar: The Drug Lord

Pablo is a man with a natural ability for business. Early in his life, Pablo is introduced to the business of cocaine and the power it yields. A young life of crime lands Pablo in and out of jail as he builds his criminal empire. Pablo expands his power through politics but it is not long before his conflicts as a Congressman and a drug lord collide. Pablo has his enemies executed, but not before the United States activates its own war on the Medellin cartel.

Sala de Urgencias

Spanish adaptation of the award winning original TV series ER (1994) created by Michael Crichton. Although "Sala de Urgencias" its a medical drama focused on life and death, its adaptation also contains key elements that are more related to Latin American Fiction "Telenovela". The story takes place in a Colombian Hospital ("Hospital La Esperanza") emergency room, giving it a unique style.

María Bonita

On Isla Fuerte, singer María "Bonita" arrives for a party and finds herself caught in a web of passion, betrayal, and dark family secrets. Her love for José Santos, the president's unrecognized son, unleashes tragedy, revenge, and a crime that will change their lives.

Bolívar, The Hero

This animated film tells the life story of the liberator Simón Bolívar: from his birth in Caracas and his education, to his travels, battles and the struggle against Spanish rule for Latin American independence. In this narrative, historical conflicts are simplified through fictional characters like “Tiránico,” symbolizing Spanish evil and domination, and “Américo,” who represents slavery and the people’s yearning for freedom.

Préstame tu Marido

A provincial woman living alone in Bogotá must feign a solid and stable marriage before the impending visit of her parents, who are convinced of their daughter's condition. The charade gives rise to all sorts of dubious situations.

Pablo Escobar: The Drug Lord

Pablo is a man with a natural ability for business. Early in his life, Pablo is introduced to the business of cocaine and the power it yields. A young life of crime lands Pablo in and out of jail as he builds his criminal empire. Pablo expands his power through politics but it is not long before his conflicts as a Congressman and a drug lord collide. Pablo has his enemies executed, but not before the United States activates its own war on the Medellin cartel.

Sala de Urgencias

Spanish adaptation of the award winning original TV series ER (1994) created by Michael Crichton. Although "Sala de Urgencias" its a medical drama focused on life and death, its adaptation also contains key elements that are more related to Latin American Fiction "Telenovela". The story takes place in a Colombian Hospital ("Hospital La Esperanza") emergency room, giving it a unique style.

María Bonita

On Isla Fuerte, singer María "Bonita" arrives for a party and finds herself caught in a web of passion, betrayal, and dark family secrets. Her love for José Santos, the president's unrecognized son, unleashes tragedy, revenge, and a crime that will change their lives.