THE BEST is a feature-length documentary that tells the story of Luis Eduardo Hernández, “El Mulato,” a talented salsa dancer who struggles to succeed in Cali, a dangerous city where opportunities for a good life are scarce. By winning competitions, avoiding temptations, and listening to his friends, who are his mentors, he rises so high that, alongside Jennifer Lopez, he becomes the star of the Super Bowl halftime show and is recognized as the best dancer in the world.
The documentary follows the different stages of Mulato's life. Viewers witness how salsa and dance entered his life from childhood and how, in his adolescence, art steered him away from crime. Later, the viewer sees his rise as an international dancer and choreographer, culminating in his performance at the Super Bowl alongside Jennifer Lopez. Finally, the documentary shows the culmination of his preparations for the Canadian tour, a feat that, for the sake of the narrative, is a near-impossible undertaking.
Alongside the Mulato's biography, the film depicts his daily life and the preparations for his Canadian tour. The narrative maintains a steady pace thanks to the alternation between these two main storylines. Another point of interest is created by the subplots that tell the stories of the Mulato's dancers and disciples.
THE DAY OF GOODBYE is a movie about first love, life-changing passionate kisses, and truths based on illusions.
It's a movie that tells the story of Alejandro, a teenager on his last day of high school. He's failing the year and to save it, he'll have to solve a homicide, protect Juan from the culprits, win Daniela's love, and present a project with everything against him. A chaotic day where he'll learn what really matters in life and what's best left behind.
EL DÍA DEL ADIÓS is a suspense film in which three teenagers confront the chaos of violence, their desire to study, the power of their creativity, and the dream of building a better world. It is a story about people who believe the world should be different and who never cease in their attempt to change it.
It is produced by MEYproducciones, which has experience in fiction projects for the big screen.
A documentary commemorating the 50th anniversary of the first edition of Gustavo Álvarez Gardeazábal's novel, CÓNDORES NO ENTIERRAN TODOS LOS DÍAS (Condors Don't Bury Every Day). This work has become an iconic piece about the Colombian historical period known as "La Violencia" (The Violence). To mark its fiftieth anniversary, the public television channel Telepacífico commissioned Miguel Ernesto Yusty to produce this documentary, which premiered at the Tertulia cinema, the film archive of the city of Cali.
The documentary tells the story of Gustavo Álvarez Gardeazábal, an irreverent writer known by many as "The Oracle of Porce." His work is essential for understanding the second half of the 20th century in Colombian history, and his opinions are considered fundamental for gauging the pulse of a turbulent and constantly evolving country. Recognizing the author's importance, the public television channel Telepacífico produced this documentary, which, under the direction of Miguel Ernesto Yusty, has been broadcast on most public television channels in Colombia and internationally by RCN.
LUCES is a short film that was shown for several weeks in Spanish cinemas. It is short and is based on the drama of all those who try to build a good idea and lose their minds in the attempt.
THE AMBITIOUS DOG is a short film directed by Miguel Ernesto Yusty and produced by OASIS PC. It won a grant from the Community of Madrid and tells the story of a dog willing to do anything. freemotion-fitness to get money.
