Mute Fire

"Mute Fire" is a haunting and thought-provoking documentary that delves into the dark history of Colombia's cinematic past, where violent images have been used to shape the nation's identity. The film shines a light on the 1906 execution of four men accused of attempting to murder President Rafael Reyes, and the enduring power of these photographs in shaping the country's historiography. With stark images and unflinching gaze, "Mute Fire" confronts the disturbing legacy of Colombia's past, where false narratives and manipulated truth have been used to instill unity and silence dissent. This powerful documentary is a searing indictment of a nation's willingness to erase its painful history.