Film Lens
Amazona follows Val's quest for identity in the Colombian jungle after the death of her eldest daughter. Her departure from her family, particularly her 11-year-old daughter Clare, leads to feelings of abandonment and a rift in their relationship. As Clare grows up, she faces her own difficulties, including a brother struggling with addiction and the impact of family separations.
The film captures the moment when Clare, now pregnant, confronts Val to address their past. Together, they navigate the complexities of motherhood and the lasting bonds that influence their lives. The narrative emphasizes the emotional landscape of their relationship and the challenges they face in redefining their connection.
Why Watch
- •Follow Clare as she confronts her mother Val in the jungle.
- •See how family dynamics shift after a tragic loss.
- •Meet Val and Clare as they redefine their relationship.
Did You Know
•Val's search for identity takes her into the Colombian jungle after her daughter's death.
•Clare is only 11 years old when Val leaves, creating a significant emotional gap.
•Clare's brother battles addiction, adding to the family's struggles.
•The film's director is Nicolas Van Hemelryck, and it was released in 2016.
Perfect For
Mother-daughter relationshipsColombian cultureFamily dynamics