Siembra

Siembra tells the story of a father and son who relocate from the Pacific coast of Colombia to the city of Cali. The narrative focuses on their struggles to adapt to a new environment, highlighting the challenges faced by those who leave their homes behind. After the tragic death of his son, the father navigates the difficult process of grief while searching for a sense of belonging in a city that feels foreign to him.

As a film directed by a woman, Siembra adds to the representation of female filmmakers in the industry. Carol Hurtado's performance contributes to the film's emotional depth, making it a notable entry in contemporary Colombian cinema. With its runtime of 80 minutes, this film provides a compact yet poignant exploration of loss and identity.