Colombia | 2018 | 47 min. | Documentary
Role: Colorist / Online Editor
Producer: Fundación IZE | Director: Felipe Rico Atara
The lives of Ana Cecilia Niño and Daniel Pineda change dramatically when she is diagnosed with mesothelioma, a cancer directly linked to asbestos exposure. Together, they embark on a courageous fight to ban the use of this material in Colombia. Through their personal journey and the insights of experts from the medical, legal, academic, and social fields, the documentary exposes the complexity of the issue and the powerful economic and political interests at stake. At the same time, it portrays the profound human capacity to transform pain into love, and highlights the importance of collective action in driving change for the common good.