Yes or No?

About This Movie

So, 'Yes or No?' is a really intriguing piece, you know? It's set in the aftermath of a pivotal moment in Colombia, right after the plebiscite vote for peace agreements. The film dives into the messy dynamics of friendship and the lies we tell ourselves and each other. The characters—Lina, Pedro, and Alejandra—are pretty relatable, grappling with their own hangovers, both literally and metaphorically. What I find captivating is how it explores themes of truth and perception, making you ponder how much we actually embellish our own stories. The pacing has this nice, languid rhythm that fits well with the introspective nature of the narrative. It’s got a raw, almost documentary-like feel that really draws you in.

This film has seen limited release, capturing interest mainly from collectors who appreciate international cinema and nuanced storytelling. Its scarcity in physical formats makes it a bit of a hidden gem, with some copies floating around in niche circles but hard to come by. Collectors tend to value its unique perspective and the sense of intimacy it brings to the characters’ experiences, creating a bit of buzz among those who appreciate the rawness of its narrative.