Desc: Distanciamiento Social: Directed by Cristian Otalora. Synopsis: A subjective view of the pandemic world crossed by distance, where the current economic, medical, and political system of the country is revealed, revealing social contradictions. A country with more than 50 years of violence, deaths, corruption and a false democracy must face the covid-19 pandemic, revealing the distances and indifference that the Colombian State brings towards its people, where poverty, migration, unemployment, the murders of social leaders, false positives and constant government abuses are reflected in the documentary; It is an observational search of the society victim of corrupt and critical realities, where inequalities between social classes show us how the covid-19 virus can be less lethal than social indifference. From an authorial and intimate point of view, the director tells his story, that of his family and the deplorable current situation in his country, using the concept of: "Distance"; Such a concept, which refers us to quarantine and social isolation, these concepts are approached from their most literal and technical meaning, but they acquire more significant as the piece progresses, exploring the distance from other points of view that are still linked to the pandemic. , is then considered from concepts such as emotional, spatial, temporal, technological, social, political distancing, among others, always maintaining the axis, the distance, the abandonment and indifference in front of the most vulnerable classes in a pandemic context.