Carlos Manuel Vesga
A dinner takes place at the home of a prominent businessman. The assistants, 3 couples︎: the businessman and his wife, his best friend and his wife, ︎his partner and his wife. The "rules of the game" are very clear. A closed stage︎: the house. A murder︎: that of the businessman. Five suspects: all with apparent motives to commit the crime, and a detective to make sense of the pieces and find the culprit. Through the interrogations with each of these five murderous candidates, the reconstruction of what happened that night will gradually put on the table the letters of a swing of forbidden relationships, complexes, disagreements, envy, jealousy and shady deals.
How far does a soccer fan goes for his beloved national team? Mariano Cárdenas will risk his job, wife and family to support his soccer team during the World Cup qualifiers.
The film chronicles the rise and fall of the world's most feared drug lord Pablo Escobar and his volatile love affair with Colombia's most famous journalist Virginia Vallejo throughout a reign of terror that tore a country apart.
Sofia and the Stubborn is the story of an old lady (Carmen Maura), who lives in a cold and quiet village in the Andes and has never seen the sea. For many years her husband (Gustavo Angarita), has promised to take her to the Caribbean, but the plans are always thwarted for different reasons. Until finally one day, at the insistence of a friend (Constanza Duque), Sofia begins the journey alone, leaving her husband immersed in domestic life without her. During her trip to the coast, she comes to know different characters who share new experiences that make her see life differently. These characters are portrayed by young talents such as Jair Romero (a recent revelation for his television role as Joe Arroyo in the series based on the singer’s life), Carolina Lopez, and Carlos Manuel Vesga, among others, along with veterans Julián Arango (protagonist of the new series The Departed) and Alvaro Rodriguez (protagonist of Carlos Moreno’s All Your Dead Ones).
Based on a true story of a British television crew that travelled to Colombia to film a fake documentary about drug trafficking. In one scene, shot in the director’s hotel room, an actor played the part of a character whom the filmmakers passed off as Cali Cartel’s Number Three. They claimed they had risked their lives to get the interview. One sequence also shows a man pretending to swallow capsules of heroine and transporting them to London in his stomach. This phoney TV documentary is an international smash hit. When a London daily discovers that the whole thing is a hoax, a team of British journalists are sent out to Colombia to cover the story. Their report unleashes a scandal that shakes the very foundations of television in the UK.
