Anhell69

A young director tells the story of his past in the streets of Medellin, a city too violent, conflictive and conservative for queer youth. A hearse goes through the streets while the director remembers his childhood, the discovery of his sexuality and his love for independent cinema in Colombia. Next he recalls the pre-production of his first movie, a B movie about spectrophilics (people that feel sexual attraction towards ghosts), a mix between slasher and science-fiction. For the film he hired some young people from the queer scene, but the protagonist died shortly after the casting from a heroin overdose. He was only 21. A lot of the director's friends had the same end. 'Anhell69' explores the fears and dreams of a broken generation, dissidents trapped in a city that doesn't accept them. As Theo Montoya, director, says: "Is a movie with no borders, no gender, is a trans movie".

A symbolic destruction, a life of ghosts, that carries death and violence and a stolen future. Dissident ghosts who break the rule of their country, in a city that has as the highest exponent of the patriotic ideal Pablo Escobar, while an absent peace is signed.

Theo Montoya directs and writes this movie, produced by Bianca Oana, David Hurst, Theo Montoya and Juan Pablo Castrillón. The artistic cast includes Alejandro Hincapié, Camilo Machado, Alejandro Mendigaña, Julián David Moncada, Camino Najar, Juan Esteban Pérez, Sharllot Zodoma, Víctor Gaviria and Theo Montoya.

• Drama
• LGTB
• Documentary