“Grupo de Cali” (also known as “Caliwood”), a group of friends in love with cinema, who in the midst of the partying and historical chaos between 1971 and 1991, managed to produce a body of work now considered a fundamental part of Colombia’s film history.

Luis Ospina was a founding member of the legendary Cali Group of filmmakers that took cinema by storm in 60s Colombia. As much a personal memoir as an account of Colombian film history, this magnum opus confronts the inevitability of death by celebrating life: a life well lived, and devoted to film.