Luis Ospina reflects on 1970s and '80s Colombia's violence while documenting the efforts of Grupo de Cali to reshape the cultural narrative through film.
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Luis Ospina reflects on 1970s and '80s Colombia's violence while documenting the efforts of Grupo de Cali to reshape the cultural narrative through film.
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Synopsis
Luis Ospina, a key figure in Colombian cinema, reflects on the turbulent backdrop of 1970s and '80s Colombia, marked by violence from drug cartels and guerrilla warfare. In Cali, Ospina and a collective of filmmakers, artists, and writers formed Grupo de Cali, aiming to create an alternative vision of their society. "It All Started at the End" features interviews with members like Ramiro Arbeláez and Patricia Restrepo, alongside archival footage, to document their innovative contributions to film and culture during a chaotic era.
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- Meet influential Colombian filmmakers like Luis Ospina.
- See the impact of drug cartels on Colombian society.
- Find out about Cali's cultural scene in the 70s and 80s.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Luis Ospina, a key figure in Colombian cinema.
- It premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13, 2015.
- The documentary has a runtime of 208 minutes.
- It features contributions from five notable Colombian artists and filmmakers.
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Who directed the documentary 'It All Started at the End'?
Luis Ospina directed the documentary 'It All Started at the End'.
When did 'It All Started at the End' premiere?
'It All Started at the End' premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on 13 September 2015.
What is the duration of the documentary 'It All Started at the End'?
'It All Started at the End' has a duration of 208 minutes.
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