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La ruta que somos
Color | 58:00
An intimate journey where a bicycle becomes much more than a means of transportation: it’s an extension of the body, a declaration of principles, and, for many, a vital necessity. Through the portraits of five characters, this documentary reveals the many reasons why they pedal every day.

Direction: Flores Correa; César
Script: González Camargo; Adrián
Production: Aburto; Vladimir
Photography: Flores Correa; César
Sound: Campos; Elías, Cadenas; Abel
Music: Cadenas; Abel
Participation year at FICM: 2025

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