Hasta que se apague el sol

Followed by a conversation with Luz Marina Bernal Parra, Jonas Brander, and members of Kolumbien Kampagne Berlin

Hasta que se apague el sol (Until The Sun Dies) unfolds its stories over co-incidences of the contrary: life born from death, and death from the pursuit of peace and justice.

It follows Luz Marina Bernal, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee and mother seeking justice after the extrajudicial killing of her son and Albeiro Camayo, a Nasa indigenous leader who defends his territory against armed groups and multinational companies, both social leaders in the Colombian "post-conflict" landscape.
Here, the ancestral Indigenous saying “until the sun dies” mirrors Luz Marina’s and Albeiro’s, uncompromising fight for a world where life wins over death, equality over inequality, and the voice of the people over the imposed silence of violence.
Hasta que se apague el sol (Until The Sun Dies) is a restless meditation on territory and identity, grief, and community. (CFI)

Luz Marina Bernal Parra is a Colombian peace and human rights activist. Her fight for justice in the murder of her son, made her an internationally known icon for female resistance, courage and dignity. She was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2016.

Jonas Brander is an award-winning filmmaker and activist, whose work is centered around social resistance processes and migration. He is currently in the master program in documentary filmmaking at Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf.

Kolumbien Kampagne Berlin is a solidarity organization focused on raising awareness about human rights issues and the struggles of social movements in Colombia.