José Agustín (96) is a Wayúu Indian who was taken away from his mother, his culture and his land when he was a child to be educated by Catholic priests. From a near-death experience, the fear of dying leads him on a physical and spiritual journey to reconcile with his past hand in hand with his grandson.

“Los Sueños viajan con el Viento” transits between two worlds, between the dream and the real, establishing a dialogue to experience the Wayuu culture's visions of death. Grandfather and grandson embark on a sensory journey to break the limbo between life and death, to create a sense of memory and identity.

-- Dir. Inti Jacanamijoy - 71min - 2025 - Colombia --

"In a powerful message of resistance, Jacanamijoy captures how Indigenous culture survives against all odds, both on this Earth, and in the afterlife" - Guardian

"a record of collective remembrance and a powerful testament to resilience in the face of cultural erasure" - Sheffield Doc Fest

"subtly blurs the boundary between dreams and everyday life" - FICCI Fest Cartagena