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In crisis-stricken Venezuela, two former schoolmates run into each other years after graduating and face a question that puts their identity to test. Will they rebuild their homeland or be forced to migrate?
Thomas, a man in his thirties who cares a land in deep plain, accompanied by his little son Alberto, buries his wife after a sudden death. It is only for the first night Thomas. He sits in the courtyard of the house to get drunk and mourn. The next morning he is awakened by Alberto and his hunger. With the confusion of novelty, the father uses the instinct to care for their child. But sorrow lurks in the solitude of his home. One night, Thomas falls asleep to escape. Another, starts drinking. Drowned by what he feels, alcohol and anxiety in the body, decides he wants to be with his wife.
Aguacero is a dystopian drama set in 2019, after torrential rains devastated the country and plunged it into crisis. The story follows Carlos Muñoz and his daughter Valeria, who face a crucial decision: to leave or to stay. While their safety is threatened outside, old family conflicts and regrets resurface at home.
An honest motorcycle-taxi driver and law-abiding citizen, Libertador Morales dons a disguise to become El Justiciero, an avenging motorcycle hero who foils the crime spree of a local street gang in Caracas.
A high-ranking official of the United Narcotics Organization in a total extermination operation in Caracas is kidnapped and later found dead in a hotel in the city. Meanwhile, a black hole approaches planet Earth creating an inevitable and imminent cosmic crisis where “nothing is real, where everything is a lie.
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The best-known Venezuelan of the 20th century, Dr. José Gregorio Hernández and his brilliant life, through the eyes of Marlene. A young doctor who discovers curious details of his life that motivate her to overcome the conflicts she faces
