Entremedio

In a remote Colombian town, a young boy named Santiago grapples with the recent death of his father, a former paramilitary fighter. He finds solace and a sense of purpose by caring for an injured dog, which leads him to uncover a hidden world of secrets and complicity within his community. As he navigates this complex reality, Santiago must confront the legacy of violence and make difficult choices about his own future.

Entremedio has been recognized for its sensitive portrayal of grief, trauma, and the lingering effects of conflict in Colombia. Critics have praised its atmospheric direction and the naturalistic performances of its young cast, noting its ability to capture the quiet complexities of rural life and the emotional weight of its subject matter.

• Praised for its melancholic atmosphere and exploration of grief.

• Commended for strong direction and authentic performances from young actors.

• Noted for its nuanced depiction of community secrets and the aftermath of conflict.

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Screened at the Cannes Film Festival (Directors' Fortnight) 2024.

The film was shot in the Quindío region of Colombia, an area known for its coffee plantations and its history intertwined with the country's internal conflict.