Anhell69

Anhell69 follows a funeral car through the streets of Medellín as the young director, Theo Montoya, reflects on his past. The film recounts the pre-production of his first project, a Class-B movie that intertwines the lives of a young queer scene in the city. Tragically, the main protagonist dies from a heroin overdose at just 21, mirroring the fate of many of Montoya's friends.

The runtime of 74 minutes allows for an experimental storytelling approach that captures the dreams, doubts, and fears of a generation marked by loss. With keywords like radical, death, and queer, the film dives deep into the struggles of creating cinema in a conservative environment. Montoya's personal narrative forms the backbone of this documentary, providing a raw lens into the realities faced by his community.