Abandoned for 20 years, a home in the Colombian Andes becomes a canvas for memories shared by the filmmaker's grandparents.
Synopsis
Abandoned for 20 years, a home in the Colombian Andes becomes a canvas for memories shared by the filmmaker's grandparents.
Synopsis
Felipe López Gómez reflects on his grandparents, María Leonor Guerrero and Felix López, in La Cumbre. The documentary takes place in an abandoned house in the Colombian Andes. The home has been deserted for two decades. Memories of family gatherings and past experiences shape the narrative. The film runs for eight minutes and captures the emotional weight of the location through the voices of its former inhabitants.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the impact of memory on family ties.
- Meet the filmmaker's grandparents in a unique setting.
- Find out about life in the Colombian Andes.
Did You Know
- La Cumbre was abandoned for 20 years in the Colombian Andes.
- The film features the filmmaker's grandparents, María Leonor Guerrero and Felix López.
- The documentary has a total duration of 8 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary La Cumbre?
La Cumbre was directed by Felipe López Gómez.
What is the duration of the documentary La Cumbre?
La Cumbre has a duration of 8 minutes.
In which country is La Cumbre set?
La Cumbre is set in the Colombian Andes.
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