The Vampires of Poverty

Year: 1977

Runtime: 29 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Luis Ospina

Comedy

Two filmmakers journey through the poorest neighborhoods of Bogotá and Cali, seeking stark images of abjection for a German‑TV documentary. As they film the destitution, a second camera turns the lens on them, exposing how they feed on their marginal subjects’ misery, turning the creators into “vampire” of poverty.

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