In the barren forest of the Peruvian north, a group of foreigners is shooting a movie. Génesis, the sound engineer, is the only local. Upon discovering that part of the forest has been torn down to build a set, she decides to stop being complicit. génesis will face the invaders to defend her territory.
Samuel Urbina (Peru, 2001) holds a Communications degree from the University of Lima. Her work focuses on documentary filmmaking, exploring contemporary issues in Peru while addressing themes such as memory, urban violence, and family ties. She directed Tranquila, no pasa nada (Best Director, UNIFEST 2025) and the documentary Ruta y resistencia, which has been screened at national film festivals in Peru.
Walter Manrique Cervantes is a documentary filmmaker, producer, and attorney who trained in Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Peru, and Spain. He is the executive producer of the feature film Kinra, winner of the Mar del Plata Film Festival (2023), and of the feature film Nanito (2025).