Pirú

Pirú follows friends Alí and José María as they embark on a work trip in an old Volkswagen. Their journey takes a turn when they get stranded in a small village, where they forge new friendships and confront the implications of their work with a mining company. This narrative serves as a love letter to community and the bonds formed within it.

Set against the backdrop of Cajamarca, this film captures the nuances of adult child friendships and the tensions that arise when outside influences threaten a village's future. The combination of drama and comedy allows for a deeper exploration of the characters' relationships and the environment they find themselves in. It provides a unique perspective on the intersection of personal and communal challenges, making it a thought-provoking watch for fans of both genres.