Birds of Passage is a visually stunning film that delves into the rise of the drug trade in Colombia during the 1970s through the lens of an indigenous Wayuu family. The film chronicles the transformation of a community and its traditions as greed, corruption, and violence take hold. With a focus on cultural conflict and the clash between modernization and tradition, the narrative is both a gripping crime saga and a poignant exploration of cultural identity and loss.
Colombian Setting, Drama, Crime, Colombia, Tradition, Conflict