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Award at Cannes for Colombian cinema

The co-production Memoria directed by the Thai Apichatpong Weerasethakul won the Official Competition Jury Prize and Sandra Melissa Torres received the Best Actress Award in Critics' Week for her performance in Amparo by Simón Mesa Soto.
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BAM 2021 winners

At the closing ceremony, the list of winners of the 12th edition of the Bogota Audiovisual Market (BAM) was announced, which this year was held in a hybrid format.
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Shooting of Noticia de un secuestro

Amazon Prime shoots in Colombia, with the production services of FoxTelecolombia, the series inspired by the homonymous book by the Nobel Prize Winner for literature Gabriel García Márquez.
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Salvador premiered in Spain

César Heredia Cruz's debut film, produced by Corte Films, a two-time winner of the Film Development Fund -FDC- (Screenwriting and Feature Film Production), came to the Spanish billboard thanks to the distribution of Barton Films.
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Official Selection Memory in Cannes

The Colombian co-production by Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, produced by Diana Bustamante and shot entirely in Colombia, will be in the Official Competition of the Cannes Film Festival, which will take place between July 06 and 17. The film, recipient of the Colombia Film Fund (FFC), stars Tilda Swinton, accompanied by Colombians Juan Pablo Urrego and Elkin Díaz, and France's Jeanne Balibar.
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Colombia in Critics’ Week

Within its Competition includes the co-production Amparo by Simón Mesa and the actress Carol Hurtado participates as part of the Spanish film Libertad by Clara Roquet.