This October 10 “Pimpinero: blood and gasoline” arrives in Colombian cinemas an event that features the participation of Colombian musician Juanes, who makes his debut on the big screen. Together with the paisa singer, Laura Osma, Alejandro Speitzer will also be there and Alberto Guerra, as part of the main cast.
The tapeIt is set in the desert that separates Colombia from Venezuela. and follow the ‘pimpineros’, smugglers illegally transporting gasoline across the border. The premiere took place in Bogotá with the presence of the cast of the film, where one of the first to react was the countryman’s wife.
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“The story is incredible, the photography, everyone’s performances, his performance is impressive, they are not going to recognize him, he is another person, he is not Juanes, he is Moisés, seriously,” said Karen Cecilia Martínez.
The film not only shows the constant danger that these characters face, but also delves into the ethical and personal complexities of those who live in this region. Through its protagonists, The film addresses issues related to survival, family and borders, both physical and emotional.
Directed by filmmaker Andi Baiz, known for hits like ‘Narcos’ and ‘Griselda’, the film was produced by Dynamo for Amazon Prime and will be distributed in the country by Cinecolor Films.
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His performance, together with a plot full of tension, makes “Pimpinero: blood and gasoline” be an attractive proposal both for action film lovers and for those looking for a deep and human narrative.
The movie made its international debut on September 9 at the Toronto International Film Festival, where it received favorable reviews for its realism and sensitive approach to a social problem little known outside the region.
The script written by Andi Baiz and María Camila Arias, is the driving force of this intense and moving story, that reflects the difficulties of border communities in their daily struggle.
Source: Integrated Information System
