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Family, Drama • 2025 • 16 min

América (10) walks every day for more than two hours to the nearest school from her small and remote Andean village. If she is late once again, América will fail the school year. With the goal of arriving on time to school, she decides to buy a bicycle. In the attempt to gather the money she discovers a potential in her llamas that no one had considered. América embarks on an adventure that will lead her to self-discovery, empowerment, and pride in her roots.
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América (10) walks every day for more than two hours to the nearest school from her small and remote Andean village. If she is late once again, América will fail the school year. With the goal of arriving on time to school, she decides to buy a bicycle. In the attempt to gather the money she discovers a potential in her llamas that no one had considered. América embarks on an adventure that will lead her to self-discovery, empowerment, and pride in her roots.
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A young Andean girl raises funds for a bicycle by unlocking the economic value of her llamas, framing her success as the result of personal ingenuity, hard work, and connection to her heritage.
América follows a young girl who taps into her llamas' hidden abilities while saving for a bicycle in a simple, character-driven story.
The narrative follows a young girl's entrepreneurial efforts in a remote Andean community, emphasizing personal initiative and cultural roots over detailed portrayals of family relationships or domestic life.
América (2025) presents no LGBTQ+ characters or themes. The short follows a young girl's resourceful attempts to purchase a bicycle through her llamas, with the narrative centered entirely on her practical challenges and ingenuity.
América (2025) contains no transgender characters or themes. The narrative follows a young girl in a remote Andean village as she pursues practical goals involving school access and local resources.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
América (2025) centers on an original story of a 10-year-old girl in a remote Andean village who seeks to buy a bicycle by leveraging her llamas, with no characters adapted from prior source material or historical figures that would indicate a gender swap.
América is an original Peruvian drama set in a contemporary Andean village with no source material, prior adaptations, or historical figures establishing different racial depictions for its characters. The cast matches the story's regional context without recasting.
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