Tres personajes clave en la lucha campesina colombiana, el veterano activista Don Eduardo, el líder agrario César Pachón y la líder campesina Rosita, en su lucha contra la decisión del gobierno de permitir que compañías mineras exploten el nacimiento del agua dulce de Colombia.

Veteran activist Don Eduardo, rising political leader César Pachón and agricultural educator Rosita fight their government’s decision to allow companies to carve up the country's access to fresh water.

VICTORIA SOLANO ORTEGA (Bogotá, COLOMBIA, 1984). Documentalista y periodista ganadora del Premio Nacional de Periodismo Simón Bolívar en el año 2014 por su documental "9.70". En el año 2012 funda la productora Clementina Films. En 2013 estrena su primer documental para televisión, "9.70", cuya estrategia de impacto logró modificar las leyes de semillas de su país. En 2014 ingresa al canal RCN como directora y realizadora documental de "Misión Impacto", una serie sobre emprendedores sociales. Al tiempo, realiza una serie de crónicas sobre "artivismo" en Bogotá para la cadena internacional Telesur. En el 2015, dirigió y presentó la serie de crónicas periodísticas "Historias de Nadie" para Canal Capital (Colombia). Su primer largometraje documental, "Sumercé", cuenta con el Fondo de Proimágenes Colombia para producción y el fondo internacional IDFA Bertha Fund y Latin America Fund de Tribeca.

VICTORIA SOLANO ORTEGA (Bogotá, COLOMBIA, 1984) is an award winning filmmaker who has lived in Argentina since 2010. Her first documentary, "9.70", was a mid-length film selected for GoodPitch Argentina, the first event of its type in the region, and has been watched by over 2M people around the world. After the release, Victoria received the Simon Bolivar, one of Colombia’s most coveted journalism awards. Previously, she had worked as a director for various TV channels including Telesur, RCN and Canal Capital. She is the co-founder of Clementina Films, a production company based in Colombia where she is currently developing several projects including Antequera and the Presidentes who didn’t happen. "Sumercé" is her first feature-length documentary co-produced by Pinball London and Clementina Films with support form Bertha Foundation, IDFA, Proimágenes and Tribeca.