Also Directed by Harold Trompetero
The Peinado family intends to spend the more great holidays arranged by the father and husband Alex Peinado. The family also make Hortensia, mother and wife, Milena Peinado, daughter, Octavio "Ramayán" Peinado and Carmelita, the nagging mother-in-law of the family. The family travels excited hoping to reach its destination but several unlucky trucan a great plan that Alex has a time for family arrived at their destination. The family accidentally gets into several difficulties which gradually give a beautiful lesson to them and despite the problems the family arrives at their parent duty station; Cartagena.
In the midst of the confinement that the pandemic has brought us, those who live in family groups or in company, coexistence begins to be a time bomb where there is no space to take a breath and get rid of the pressures of life and relationships with others. The bathroom then becomes the only place where there is individual freedom to unburden oneself, to dream, to cry, to keep secrets and intimacies of the life one led in the times before confinement.
Armando Pulido, a construction master, simple, good-hearted, hard-working, industrious, and a good friend, tired of the serious economic crisis in Colombia, decides to go to New York in search of the so-called "American dream".
Lothario Martin has come to the realization that he needs to settle down. He strongly believes he can only do so by molding his behavior to the wishes of the woman he will eventually marry. However, he first must find her. He registers on an online dating site even though the answer to all of his troubles is right under his nose.
Spanish-language film Dark Blood, directed by Colombian filmmaker Harold Trompetero (Diastole y systole: Los movimientos del Corazon), follows a father who is imprisoned after committing a brutal revenge crime. During his confinement he must adapt to a new life of abuse, including injury and humiliation by guards and other prisoners.
