The story of Ekeko, a small, stocky, chubby, mustachioed, mischievous, and chain-smoking Andean god who brings fortune and prosperity to Bolivian homes. In pursuit of their dreams, two bachelors find themselves caught up in the “generous gifts” of Ekeko, the god of abundance and prosperity. This adventure will lead them to discover the origin of Ekeko, his misadventures during the conquest and censorship by the church, until he became the most beloved syncretic Andean deity. Ekeko is the central figure of the Alasita festival, which has spread beyond the borders of Bolivia.

A film festival specializing in short formats, an official qualifier for the Hollywood Oscars and the Spanish Academy's GOYA Awards, which brings together around 400 short films from Colombia and around the world every December in competitive, thematic, and retrospective sections, complemented by training activities (BOGOSHORTS al tablero) and industry events (BFM - BOGOSHORTS Film Market), a marathon of filmmaking (IMAGINATÓN), art exhibitions (BOGOSHORTS expone), and gastronomic activities (BOGOSHORTS degusta), parties, concerts, and others, which allow the public to connect with this valuable format, as well as dignify it.