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Three National Premieres Amidst Colors, Memory and Predators

Colors, paintings, and societies are recurring themes in this week's national premieres, ranging from a beautiful children's drawing and a journey following a comic artist through the Colombian Amazon, to the biting comedy about a couple in crisis trying to save themselves with an ignorant painting. Thus, "Lost Colors," by Roberto de Biase, tells the fantastical adventure of a young boy from Puno and his friend to recover what some possible extr…
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Colors, paintings, and societies are recurring themes in this week's national premieres, ranging from a beautiful children's drawing and a journey following a comic artist through the Colombian Amazon, to the biting comedy about a couple in crisis trying to save themselves with an ignorant painting. Thus, "Lost Colors," by Roberto de Biase, tells the fantastical adventure of a young boy from Puno and his friend to recover what some possible extr…

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Info Arenales - General Arenales broke the news on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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