Retukiri Tukiri

Based on the short story Ciudad de Payasos by Peruvian-American writer Daniel Alarcón, Payasos tells the story of Chino, a young journalist who, after the death of his father, takes refuge in the world of street clowns.

Claudia and Felipe can't be any more different. Only a zombie apocalypse could bring them together. A hilarious love story set in zombie times, Claudia, Felipe, a drunkard and a security guard must escape Lima together in search of safety.

In the Peruvian desert lies an extravagant hotel filled with endless entertainment where one of the guests, introverted Guillermo, battles to overcome his lack of confidence and his school bully to win the heart of his dream girl.

In a town called Berona where two tuk-tuk companies fight for control of the town, Romulo and Julita, members of opposing companies must find a way to be together. After one fight two long the mayor will choose which company will rule Berona after a tuk-tuk race.

Robert saves enough money to buy the burial site next to the grave of the woman he loves. However, when he claims it, he finds it has been sold to another man whose burial is the following day. Robert’s jealousy will take him to extreme situations in his attempt to be next to his Yenni until the end of time.

A man feels persecuted; his psychiatrist has the solution.

The film shows us a day in the life of our protagonist (Juan) and envelops us in an anachronistic fable about time. It is by following Juan on a bicycle journey that we understand the importance of pausing to live in the moment, to smell the flower; and it reminds us that life is meant to be enjoyed.

Santiago, a self-help author, arrives home from a trip a day earlier than planned and finds his wife with his best friend. Will Santiago's own advice be enough to save his marriage?