Tomás, a birdwatcher and photographer, tries to give his career a push by taking an impossible photograph: an albino bird never seen outside captivity. To this end, he drags his wife and daughter to the Amazonian forest.
Cinematography
Amazon footage punches above its budget; claustrophobic canopy shots.
Acting
Carlos Urrutia's unraveling desperation carries the thin script.
Director
Alejandro Ibáñez Nauta
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The albino urubú (black vulture) is extremely rare in the wild; fewer than 10 documented sightings exist in South America, making Tomás's quest statistically absurd.
The film quietly critiques 'eco-horror' tourism where privileged outsiders exploit vulnerable ecosystems for personal glory — Tomás never asks what the forest wants.
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