Terra (2026)
Director: Carlos Tobón Franco
From the depths of geological time to the scars of modern conflict, this cinematic journey maps Colombia through the many meanings of "tierra"—earth, ground, homeland, and contested terrain. The film stitches together a vivid tapestry: ancient rock formations, coca fields, stark inequalities in land ownership, clandestine graves, Indigenous ceremonies, and grassroots movements reclaiming stolen soil. In a sweeping visual montage, it reveals how the poetic and tactile bonds between people and the ground beneath their feet shape the nation's most urgent struggles and its most intimate hopes.