SYNOPSIS:

Juntadó's "River Stories" transports children and young adults to the heart of the Chocó rainforest. The story follows a riverside community that, guided by ancestral traditions and the strength of its women, faces the challenges of modern life and conflict. Through colorful magical realism, the river is not just a setting, but a living character that connects the inhabitants, carries secrets, and teaches that the true current that moves the world is community unity. It is a vibrant visual journey that celebrates the oral traditions of the Pacific region and the defense of their territory.