Mujeres indígenas sin frontera brings visibility to the experiences of young Indigenous women who leave their territories in search of work, education and greater independence, only to encounter new forms of inequality and violence. As an U’wa writer and director, I am interested in creating stories from perspectives that are often absent from mainstream cinema. Through fiction inspired by lived realities, I seek to build bridges between Indigenous experiences and wider audiences while challenging simplified representations of Indigenous women. The project reflects my belief that storytelling can make invisible realities visible, generate empathy and invite audiences to understand the world from another point of view.