Madero

About This Movie

So, Madero is this raw drama that really captures the gritty essence of Bogotá. Zama and César, just two kids caught up in their world of skating and graffiti, it feels so authentic. But then things take a dark turn when César stabs another artist, which flips the whole vibe. The pacing is contemplative; you can feel Zama’s internal struggle as he reevaluates friendship and morality. The performances are solid, especially in how they convey that youthful angst and regret. There's a real sense of atmosphere, with the street art acting almost like a character itself, bringing the city to life. It's distinctive in how it merges the beauty of urban art with these heavier themes of consequence and self-discovery.

Explores themes of friendship and consequences · Features authentic Bogotá street culture · Unique blend of drama and urban art