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The process of selecting national productions that will represent the country in the 33rd edition of the Goya Awards and the 1991 edition of Oscars continues. Now, the members of Colombian Academy of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences (ACACC) have to choose by vote of these 11 stories, as diverse as private, 4 nominated. The films that will participate in both competitions will be published in a final vote and will be announced on August 29th.
These are the films inscribed:
& # 39; CANDELARIA & # 39; by Jhonny Hendrix
The 90s. The world is changing cries and Cuba is sinking between blockades, hunger, tobacco and rum. In this landscape, the lives of Candelaria (64 years old) and Víctor Hugo (63 years old), a couple always united by inertia, turn around when a Hi8 camera is found in a hotel. With this foreign object, the two return to look at each other, to touch and to love each other. Happiness, which happens unexpectedly, is only the sweet beginning of the end. A tragicomedy to the beat of the Cuban son
"THE DAY OF THE GOAT" by Samir Oliveros
After accidentally hitting a goat with his father's truck, two adolescent teenagers with incompatible personalities embark on an adventure of reconciliation. Corn and Rita will have to find a way to repair the truck before the tourists who stay at the family hotel arrive. While they solve the problem, they will go through a butcher shop, a pawn shop and even a magician, in a 24-hour adventure at Port Paradise
& # 39; EPIPHANY & # 39; by Oscar Ruiz Navia and Anna Eborn
The Swedish Island of Faro, a woman facing the death of her mother: "When she died, my dream was born that she would come back" ]. In Colombia, a mother attends a spiritual healing workshop with several women. In Canada, a mother prepares to become a grandmother for the second time. The Epiphany is a movement that goes from darkness to light, from death to life.
KILL JESUS & # 39; by Laura Mora
A few months after the murder of her father, Paula, a 22-year-old woman will cross with Jesus, the hired killer who shot him. From that moment, she will be forced to define the limits of her own humanity. The encounter between the victim and the aggressor will reveal how much it costs to kill a man, especially when the other is the reflection of oneself: one more victim
& # 39; BIRDS & # 39; 39, SUMMER & # 39; by Ciro Guerra
In the years of marimbera bonanza, era of waste and violence in which marijuana was trafficked in Colombia, Rapayet and his family, the indigenous peoples of the region, are involved in a war for control of the company that ends up destroying their life and culture
Salt of William Vega
SAL tells the story of a man who embarks on a journey in search of ideas of his father gone. There, on the lonely road of an immense desert, life escapes through an abyss. A couple finds him and takes care of him. They feed him with cacti and treat his wounds with salt. But his wounds are only signs of his torn soul and only until he controls his inner torment can he return to the road.
SEÑORITA MARÍA & # 39; by Rubén Mendoza
Boavita is a peasant, conservative and catholic city. and stopped in time: Miss Maria Luisa lives among the foothills of her mountains. He is 45 years old and was born as a child. What seemed to be another life more drowned in gender and identity conflicts, hides a dark family history, tainted by hatred of its deepest roots, and of which the young woman is the scapegoat, before To engage in this world.
ABOUT WHEELS & # 39; by Gustavo Torres
It was 1985 and while the country was concentrating on the victories of national cyclists in the Tour de France, Elvis Antonio changed his life at a glance and then the clbad. ; capar & # 39; to watch TV. Now you have to start a fun trip that will take you to discover the biggest secret your family keeps.
SOMOS CALENTURA & # 39; by Jorge Navas
We're Fever is a story that combines the sounds of the Colombian Pacific with Hip-Hop, demonstrating the strength and talent of young people from Buenaventura, a region that has been stigmatized by violence for decades, but who is also recognized by the joy and hope of its inhabitants who fill the whole scene with enthusiasm.
VIA CRUCIS & # 39; by Harold de Vasten
On Good Friday of the year 2020, Isabel and Jesús María, inhabitants of the Blessed Sacrament, live their own ordeal in search of relief for the illness of their loved ones. girl; the mother appeals to religiosity by organizing the via crucis, the father to politics, after the money promised, without imagining that in this day they will receive the greatest lesson of their lives.
& # 39; TROPICAL VIRUS & # 39; by Santiago Caicedo
Paola was born into a traditional Colombian family, or at least that is what they are trying to pretend. The father is a priest, the mother is clairvoyant and the sisters are not exactly what their parents expected. It's the story of a young woman who struggles for her independence in a difficult context, full of stereotypes and appearances and who tells the story of a Latin American woman. who does not respond to any canon and who learns to live during his life.
– Colombia.com
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