Beyond the Limits” (“Más allá de los límites” in spanish) is a transmedia, immersive documentary that brings together seven extraordinary stories of members of the National Police of Colombia who faced life-altering events: accidents, attacks, landmines, violence, or deeply personal identity processes. These are stories of pain, but also, above all, of courage. Of men and women who, from different roles and territories, reshaped their lives to continue serving their country, rebuilding their paths, and proving that dignity, hope, and passion know no bounds. In Beyond the Limits, we delve into the voices of José Fernando, Rosa María, Juan David, Jean Carlo, Neider, Jenifer, and Jaime Enrique. Their journeys are a testament to the human ability to reinvent oneself and find meaning even in the most challenging circumstances. Their words, gestures, and silences invite us to reflect on inclusion, resilience, and the power of transformation. This transmedia digital platform offers an immersive, moving, and meaningful experience through deeply human stories, and invites the audience to reflect on inclusion, human effort, and the value of social commitment in contexts of adversity.
Alejandro Angel
Alejandro Angel (1981, Colombia) is a Film and New Media Director and Producer, and a Curator of Transmedia and Immersive Content with 20 years of experience in Colombia and Spain. He is Executive Producer at Armadillo: New Media & Films, Director of #NarrarElFuturo: Festival of Film & New Media, and Associate Professor and Head of the CinemaLab at the Film Department of UTADEO University. Since 2025, he also serves as Audience Ombudsman for RCN Television.
His audiovisual work focuses on ethnic themes, human rights, and complex social groups. He is Director and Producer of Habitantes de Babel and A la Calle 10, Director of Muerte Lenta: The Uitoto People Cornered by Mercury, Chakero, Manos de Luz, and Beyond the Limits, and Producer of Todas las Flores, Fighters: Souls of Warriors, El Centro: Latin America, and Granada: Story of a Forgiveness.
He has served as jury member, curator, and mentor for calls and exhibitions of documentary content and digital, immersive, and interactive formats in Colombia, the United Kingdom, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador, and Canada.
