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La política del amor
The feature-length documentary, "La Política del Amor" (The Policy of Love), simply narrates essential aspects of the life of the current President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro Urrego, through documentary testimonies and scenes. Jenniffer Steffens Colombian actress, dabbled in film at the same time she did her acting studies. She has worked in different areas of film and television production and direction in Colombia. She is a show runner. This is her debut film "La política del amor".
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The feature-length documentary, "La Política del Amor" (The Policy of Love), simply narrates essential aspects of the life of the current President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro Urrego, through documentary testimonies and scenes. Jenniffer Steffens Colombian actress, dabbled in film at the same time she did her acting studies. She has worked in different areas of film and television production and direction in Colombia. She is a show runner. This is her debut film "La política del amor".
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